Publishing

Music publishing

The half of the industry most independent artists never get paid from.

Why publishing matters more than streams

Two royalties come out of every song, and most independent artists only ever collect one. The recording earns from streams. The song itself earns separately, every time it is played on radio, streamed, performed live, placed in a film, a series, an advert or a church service. That second stream of income is often the steadier one, and it is the part that goes unclaimed because nobody registered the work properly.

What we do

Publishing services

01

Song registration

We register every work with the right collecting societies so your writer share is traceable from the day of release.

02

Royalty collection

Performance, mechanical and neighbouring rights collected across territories, with statements you can actually read.

03

Sync and placement

Pitching your catalogue for film, series, advertising, games and ministry media. A single placement can pay more than a year of streaming, and it is where a Christian song reaches an audience that would never search for it.

04

Church licensing

For songs a congregation sings, registration with the church song databases so churches can use them legally and you are paid when they do.

Founding artists

Be one of the first

Logos Music Group is a new label, and that is your advantage. Our first artists receive the strongest terms we will ever offer and a real say in what this label becomes.

Apply as a founding artist