Behind Every Copyright Is a Human Being. It's Time the Industry Acted Like It.
The music publishing industry will tell you it's in the business of managing copyrights. It isn't. It's in the business of managing trust.
Songwriters hand over pieces of themselves to publishers. Some of those hand-offs are apparent from the start, while others reveal themselves through their songs over time, often from emotional places that remain sensitive or unresolved. When a songwriter places those songs with a publisher, their trust carries the emotional weight of their work. It's a passenger on their life's journey.
— Marc Caruso, CEO/Co-Founder of Angry Mob Music
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