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New month = new playlist! We put the call out to our staff this month to share their favourite lesser-known artists… https://t.co/PY99PLzinE
Last month, genre & gender-bending band Pterodactyl Problems (@PterodactylBand) blessed us w/ the sweet sounds of t… https://t.co/4HaWlRDCSu
@jason__craig Hi Jason, thanks for your question! Yes – artists may be eligible for royalties with Re:Sound – pleas… https://t.co/znqbmzBmuP
At Re:Sound, we are committed to maintaining an inclusive and accepting work environment. That's why tonight we are… https://t.co/NhBQDeULRB
Mark your calendars. 9.26.2019 #ReWindTO2019 https://t.co/mSkgtQBNzC
Check out the summary here: https://t.co/heVuap3Noj Read the ‘State of the Industry’ report here: https://t.co/9fVeRjSv6A
.@IFPI_org have just released the Global Music Report 2019 and for the fourth consecutive year, the global recorded… https://t.co/fwD1fsNWBk
Pterodactyl Problems (@PterodactylBand) swooped into our office today for the latest installment in our… https://t.co/oh4vitS22K
Who doesn't love a good old fashioned Battle of the Bands? Head on over to @hideouttoronto tonight and tomorrow for… https://t.co/UdW17qoeVe
Join the @TOBluesSociety on April 8 for a #DigitalBootcamp where they will take you through topics such as potentia… https://t.co/EOZ1Sjr7T5
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Re:Sound is the Canadian not-for-profit music licensing company dedicated to obtaining fair compensation for artists and record companies for their performance rights.
More About UsAll businesses are legally required to pay a licensing fee when broadcasting music or playing recorded music in public. Re:Sound is mandated by the Copyright Board of Canada, to provide music users with the licence(s) they need.
More About Music UsersIf you’ve performed on, or made, recorded music that has been released to the public, you may be entitled to royalties.
Royalties are fees that music users such as radio stations, music streaming services and businesses that use recorded music must legally pay in order to publicly use your sound recordings.