Cover Song Licensing
Mechanical Licenses for the sale and distribution of cover songs.
Share your music and earn revenue while meeting the legal requirements of covering a song. Our experts will get you licensed and ready for your release!
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LEARN MOREWhy Do You Need a License?
When you record a cover version of someone else’s song and want to distribute it (via digital download or physical product [cd, vinyl, etc.]) then you need a mechanical license. A cover song is any new recording of a previously released song by someone other than the original artist or composer. A mechanical license is the agreement between you (the artist) and the publishers (owners of the composition) that allows you to distribute your new recording in exchange for royalties.
LEARN MOREWhat makes Royalty Solutions different than other licensing services?
There are a number of benefits to choosing TuneLicensing as your “go-to” mechanical licensing service:
- PRE-PAY ALL FEES UP FRONT
- KEEP YOUR COVER SONG LICENSED… FOREVER
- EVEN FASTER LICENSING PROCESS
- QUICK AND DEPENDABLE CUSTOMER SERVICE
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Latest News
03/20/2024
Adjusting to the Future: The Statutory Mechanical Rate Increase of 2024
As of January 1, 2024, the statutory mechanical rate for physical goods and permanent downloads has been updated to the greater of 12.4 cents per unit for recordings under five minutes in length, or 2.38 cents per minute for recordings over five minutes.
READ MORE...08/04/2021
How it Works: The Mechanical Licensing Collective (MLC)
At the beginning of 2021, The Mechanical Licensing Collective (MLC) began to deliver blanket mechanical licenses to all digital service providers (DSPs) such as Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, Amazon Music, YouTube Music, and more throughout the United States that are eligible.
READ MORE...06/04/2021
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Disclosure, this information pertains to US Copyright Law and some specifics may not remain true in other territories around the world.
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