Publishing · the songs

Songs with no ISWC in open databases

11 of 11 songs — The ISWC is the song's international code, assigned once a registration is complete. Without it, platforms and foreign societies struggle to match plays to the right work, so plays abroad can go unpaid.

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

Get the ISWC confirmed

Ask your society for the ISWC of the work. No ISWC often means an incomplete registration.
Complete what is missing (writers, splits, publisher) so the code can be assigned.
Share the ISWC with your distributor and publisher so platforms can match plays to the work.

Start at your society in Germany

GEMA ↗

The 11 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.

We'll recover it for you →Or get the full report first