If you’ve written a song that sounds like it could appeal to today’s listeners—one that has a memorable chorus, a focused lyric with a fresh approach, and a contemporary, radio-friendly melody—then you can start thinking about how to pitch your song to music publishers, record labels, music libraries, and recording artists. If you’re thinking about becoming a recording artist yourself, remember that many of today’s top artists and producers started out as songwriters with publishing deals, so it’s a great first step.http://songshop.ca/

Song licensing is an agreement between a music publisher and another party who wants to use the song in some way for profit.
As more and more ways of using songs are invented, certain forms of song licensing have become very common. One example would be playing a pre-recorded music file at a party. The party organizer would need to get permission from the music publisher in order to do this legally. Other agreements for licensing songs include:
- License songs by a band for use in your film
- License songs from an artist or brand
- License a song that you sang on YouTube
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