You should only register songs with Topgunmusic Corp for which you have full or partial copyright ownership.
If you have co-writers: Ideally, you and your co-writers should agree on the split of shares before releasing the song, signing an agreement…
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You must use your legal name.
Music Publishing operates using your full legal name. You can add your artist/performer name afterwards in the 'recording information' section, however, you should not register your works under your artist/performer name.
TopGunMusic Corp is a publishing administrator that provides administrative services for registering and collecting royalties for the use of musical works. However, the company does not offer creative services for licensing songs or assisting with co-writing.
How is it different…
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In the music business, it's crucial to distinguish between composition copyrights and recording rights. Today, we'll explore why independent artists might need to work with two different types of companies.
The rights to your musical composition and the rights to…
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Conflicts over the distribution of copyright shares are common in the music industry. Today, we'll explore how these situations are resolved in performing rights organizations (PROs) with the assistance of publishing administrators.
Disputes between co-authors of compositions can arise from…
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If you have a music distributor that places your songs on all platforms, your songs are getting a lot of plays or radio airplay, but if you don't have a publisher, you're missing out on not collected generated income.
Here…
Topgunmusic Corp does not replace your Performing Rights Organization (PRO). We help you manage your current PRO catalog and make sure you receive all the performance and mechanical royalties. When you join Topgunmusic Corp, we register your songs at global…
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