Tell us what’s yours.
Your artist names, projects, releases and the role you played. A label or music link is enough to start the conversation.
FOR THE PEOPLE BEHIND THE MUSIC
You made
the music.
We check
the paperwork.
Missing credits. Old aliases. Recordings that never quite joined the dots. We help you investigate whether your music registrations and royalty records line up.
Give your catalogue a second look ↗No passwords. No promises of a payout. Just a clearer picture.
YOUR
MUSIC↗
MUSIC↗
A CLEARER PICTURE ILLUSTRATION
Every credit counts.
Recording identifiedMatch the exact track and version
Performer link to checkA lead to investigate, not money confirmed
Evidence before a claimYou stay in control of the next step
GOOD MUSIC SHOULDN’T GET LOST IN THE ADMIN.
SOLO ARTISTSBANDS & COLLABORATORSSONGWRITERSRECORDING RIGHTSHOLDERS
THE PROCESS
Less mystery.
More clarity.
A catalogue check is the beginning of an investigation, not a guarantee that money is waiting.
We connect the dots.
We compare available recording credits and registrations. With your permission, we can then reconcile your repertoire and royalty statements.
You get the evidence.
A clear list of matches, questions and possible gaps. We agree any further work and fees with you before progressing a claim.
ONE ARTIST. MORE THAN ONE ROYALTY.
Different rights.
Different records.
One organised review.
Being credited on a streaming service doesn’t tell us whether every collection record is correct. We separate the recording, performance and songwriting sides.
Performer & recording rights
PPL recording entries, exact versions and performer links, where authorised account records are available.
Songwriting & publishing
PRS/MCPS work registrations, writer names and agreed shares, checked against records you provide.
International collection
Relevant public unclaimed lists and existing collection arrangements. We check mandates before suggesting another registration.
NO SMOKE. NO INVENTED NUMBERS.
“Worth checking” isn’t
the same as “money owed”.
We found the recording.
This confirms a public listing, not that you are linked to it or have been paid.
Something needs a look.
A missing identifier, an unfamiliar credit or a possible registration gap needs verification.
Evidence, then payment.
Only the relevant records and society can establish entitlement. We distinguish money identified from money actually received.
A SECOND LOOK. A FAIR SPLIT.
We take 20%.
You keep 80%.
Of money you didn’t know you were owed.
See how the fee works ↗Only on previously unpaid royalties actually recovered through our agreed work.
No money recovered. Nothing to pay.
Not a share of your existing royalty income.
No VAT added. Our fee is 20%; you keep 80%.
KNOW WHAT YOU WILL GET
A report.
Not a mystery number.
Clear findings, source records and an explanation of what needs checking next.
Explore an example report ↗ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLEWhat we found.
What we found.
What it means.
01. Catalogue match
02. Identifier to clarify
03. Artist records needed
Unpaid amount: not establishedFAIR QUESTIONS
Before you
press play.
Can you tell me instantly how much I’m owed?
No. Public searches can identify recordings and possible issues, not a reliable private royalty balance. Payment records, rights and the relevant society’s confirmation are needed.
Is every producer entitled to performer royalties?
No. Eligibility depends on the actual contribution, applicable rules and rights. A production credit alone is not enough to establish a claim.
Do you need my account password?
No. Start with catalogue links. If more detail is needed, we’ll agree which authorised exports are relevant and how to provide them securely. Never put login, bank or tax details in this form.
Can I do this myself?
Yes. Artists can work directly with the relevant societies. Our proposed service is to organise the research, comparisons and follow-up on your behalf.
What does the service cost?
Our fee is 20% of previously unpaid royalties actually recovered through our agreed work. If we don’t recover any money for you, you don’t pay. No upfront fee. Existing royalty income is outside this offer. No VAT is added; the precise scope is agreed before engagement. This form is not a service contract.
Does a missing public entry mean I’m losing money?
No. Public databases may be incomplete, a recording may appear under another version, or an existing representative may already be collecting. We verify before drawing conclusions.
ONE GOOD PLACE TO START
Your next chapter
starts with a second look.
THE ENCORE JOURNAL
Make sense of the paperwork.
Start with a practical guide to your catalogue.
Explore all the guides →