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[Drogon]

Most times when artist sign off for you to re-record their songs they sign off for you to do so however they still receive the royalty payments

Just like Marvin Gaye his family allow his songs to be sampled however thet receive like 100 percent of all profit

You are correct they make a PERCENT of the remake. It also depends on the artist team, negotiations, the song. Etc.... so many moving factors that no one can pin point unless they were apart of that specific contract 


Look at Aroan Grande giving over 90% of royalties away to that song. While some one else is paying less.

I love her version

Ci doesn't even have the record registered

Where are you looking?

If you look on BMI the Rolling Stones own 100 percent of the publishing. They've let lots of ppl cover the record however they maintained 100 percent of publishing. When you click on ppl who have covered it it goes back to the Rolling Stones and doesn't show a split of percentages


http://repertoire.bmi.com/DetailView.aspx?detail=titleid&keyid=1147261&ShowNbr=0&ShowSeqNbr=0&blnWriter=True&blnPublisher=True&blnArtist=True&blnAltTitles=True

I'm gonna check it out. But look on ASCAP that's Ciara's publishing, it would be under there for her version.

I checked both BMI and ASCAP it's not there. She does have a mechanical licensing bc it's being sold, however there is no telling what kinda deal Epic did. I remember she did a interview and said Lionsgate asked her to do the record

[Drogon]

Nvm it's not that deep. I hate going to ASCAP, you gotta sign up and then pay to login to view majority of the good stuff.

Huh

You're right but I just go to
https://www.ascap.com/repertory

I aint signing up for their MESS

[Navyman]

Most times when artist sign off for you to re-record their songs they sign off for you to do so however they still receive the royalty payments

Just like Marvin Gaye his family allow his songs to be sampled however thet receive like 100 percent of all profit

You are correct they make a PERCENT of the remake. It also depends on the artist team, negotiations, the song. Etc.... so many moving factors that no one can pin point unless they were apart of that specific contract 


Look at Aroan Grande giving over 90% of royalties away to that song. While some one else is paying less.

I love her version

Ci doesn't even have the record registered

Where are you looking?

If you look on BMI the Rolling Stones own 100 percent of the publishing. They've let lots of ppl cover the record however they maintained 100 percent of publishing. When you click on ppl who have covered it it goes back to the Rolling Stones and doesn't show a split of percentages


http://repertoire.bmi.com/DetailView.aspx?detail=titleid&keyid=1147261&ShowNbr=0&ShowSeqNbr=0&blnWriter=True&blnPublisher=True&blnArtist=True&blnAltTitles=True

I'm gonna check it out. But look on ASCAP that's Ciara's publishing, it would be under there for her version.

I checked both BMI and ASCAP it's not there. She does have a mechanical licensing bc it's being sold, however there is no telling what kinda deal Epic did. I remember she did a interview and said Lionsgate asked her to do the record

Exactly! So you know what I'm talking about. That's the same interview where Rolling Stone the band themselves had talked about signing off on it etc...

[Navyman]

Nvm it's not that deep. I hate going to ASCAP, you gotta sign up and then pay to login to view majority of the good stuff.

Huh

You're right but I just go to
https://www.ascap.com/repertory

I aint signing up for their MESS

Thank you.

Their new website is shit 

[Vonc2002]

Most times when artist sign off for you to re-record their songs they sign off for you to do so however they still receive the royalty payments

Just like Marvin Gaye his family allow his songs to be sampled however thet receive like 100 percent of all profit

You are correct they make a PERCENT of the remake. It also depends on the artist team, negotiations, the song. Etc.... so many moving factors that no one can pin point unless they were apart of that specific contract 


Look at Aroan Grande giving over 90% of royalties away to that song. While some one else is paying less.

I love her version

Ci doesn't even have the record registered

Where are you looking?

If you look on BMI the Rolling Stones own 100 percent of the publishing. They've let lots of ppl cover the record however they maintained 100 percent of publishing. When you click on ppl who have covered it it goes back to the Rolling Stones and doesn't show a split of percentages


http://repertoire.bmi.com/DetailView.aspx?detail=titleid&keyid=1147261&ShowNbr=0&ShowSeqNbr=0&blnWriter=True&blnPublisher=True&blnArtist=True&blnAltTitles=True

Yea cause plenty of people have covered this.  This girl ain't making no money from this

[Navyman]

Most times when artist sign off for you to re-record their songs they sign off for you to do so however they still receive the royalty payments

Just like Marvin Gaye his family allow his songs to be sampled however thet receive like 100 percent of all profit

You are correct they make a PERCENT of the remake. It also depends on the artist team, negotiations, the song. Etc.... so many moving factors that no one can pin point unless they were apart of that specific contract 


Look at Aroan Grande giving over 90% of royalties away to that song. While some one else is paying less.

I love her version

Ci doesn't even have the record registered

Where are you looking?

If you look on BMI the Rolling Stones own 100 percent of the publishing. They've let lots of ppl cover the record however they maintained 100 percent of publishing. When you click on ppl who have covered it it goes back to the Rolling Stones and doesn't show a split of percentages


http://repertoire.bmi.com/DetailView.aspx?detail=titleid&keyid=1147261&ShowNbr=0&ShowSeqNbr=0&blnWriter=True&blnPublisher=True&blnArtist=True&blnAltTitles=True

Yea cause plenty of people have covered this.  This girl ain't making no money from this

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[Vonc2002]

Lemme cut to it, ciara ain't making no money off of this

[Navyman]

She got her mechanical licenses on. So she is