Entertainment attorney, public speaker, author, and dark pop singer, Miss Krystle discusses how to build your music business and brand and talks about everything in the entertainment industry: from legal, business, career, and everything in between on The Top Music Attorney Podcast.
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Friday Apr 19, 2024
Friday Apr 19, 2024
On this segment of the Top Music Attorney Podcast, Entertainment Attorney, Miss Krystle discusses often misunderstood world of cover songs and shares insights on how to legally perform and distribute cover songs on YouTube in 2024 and navigating the updates. From understanding the nuances between sampling and cover songs to the legal requirements and potential pitfalls, this video provides valuable information for musicians, producers, and artists looking to incorporate cover songs into their repertoire. Learn about the importance of securing licenses, dealing with takedown requests, and ensuring compliance with copyright laws. Whether you're a seasoned musician or just starting out, this step by step guide will help you navigate the legal landscape of cover songs and leverage them effectively as a marketing tool for your music career. Subscribe for more legal tips and insights to protect your artistic endeavors.
00:00 Introduction
01:07 How To Legally Do Cover Songs
01:52 Sampling vs. Cover Songs
01:59 Sampling
02:27 Interpolations
03:04 Cover Songs
04:02 Copyright Act
05:00 Blanket Licenses Are Obtained By Digital Music Providers
05:39 Mechanical Licensing Collective
06:27 Filing A Takedown
07:47 How Do Composers & Publishers Get Paid?
08:38 Syncing Your Cover Song To A Visual
11:04 Cover Song Benefits
12:09 Changing 2 Words In A Cover Song
15:45 Miss Krystle "Monster"
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