If you have reached the point in your career where you have a real manager (not your boy or homie who likes your beats) you should know there the ones who will deal with the day to day Bis & bullshit.
Not everyone has access to management and still may be shopping material. So its in your best interest to learn the game -
If your soft or have a weak stomach.. you really don't have a chance. You can have all the talent in world, but if your business isent on point people will abuse you.
Its very important to have your music copy written in an industry that is full of people waiting for you to slip up, so they can take your work. Brutal, but real. The music industry is nothing to take light of.
Q: So How do I copyright my songs?
Technically, your song is copyrighted as soon as you finish writing it. However, you’re going to want to register that copyright to protect yourself in case someone tries to use your song without your permission. You can download copyright registration forms from the Copyright Office at www.copyright.gov/forms, or you can call the Forms Hotline at
202-707-9100
, or write to the Copyright Office, Library of Congress, 101 Independence Avenue, S.E., Washington, DC 20559-6000. The cost to file Form PA is $30. As a side note, the 30 sheet will cover anything from 1 song to as many as you submit at that given time.
Make sure to CR!!
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