Recording · the masters

Recordings with no ISRC in open databases

19 of 62 songs — Performers' and producers' societies pay neighbouring rights per recording, identified by its ISRC. Without it, radio and public plays of the recording cannot be matched to you.

First, check

Is it really missing, or just not in open data?

We read open music databases. Your society may already have these songs registered correctly — check there before changing anything.

If it is missing: how to fix it

Register the recording for neighbouring rights

Get the ISRC of the recording from your distributor or label.
Join the neighbouring-rights society of each country where the track is played (performers and producers can join).
Declare the recording with its ISRC and your role (featured, session, producer).
Claim the periods still open; in the US, also search SoundExchange's unclaimed list.

Start at your society in United States

SoundExchange ↗AFM & SAG-AFTRA Fund ↗

The 19 songs, most listened first

Is it really missing?

This comes from public music databases. A song can be registered at your society and still be missing here — open the song to check it at each society, or get the full report and we check them for you.

Want every song checked at every society?

The full report shows what each society actually has, and where they disagree.

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Want us to retrieve it?

We become the publisher (admin only, you keep your rights): we register every song, fix the splits and claim what is owed, back to the oldest period still open. No upfront fee — a commission on what comes back.

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