Why Signing with a Publishing House Could Be Your Next Big Move

Hey, artists! If you’re creating your own beats, writing lyrics, or producing tracks, you might be wondering: “Do I need a publishing deal or a record label?” Here’s the scoop.

Publishing = protects the song itself and earns royalties whenever it’s played. That means every time your track hits the radio, gets streamed, or is used in a commercial, you get paid. A publishing house helps you register your songs, collect these royalties, and even pitch your music for licensing opportunities.

Label = helps you turn the song into a product (recording) and sell it to an audience. They can fund your recording, distribute your music, and market it to fans—but they often own the actual recording, not the song itself.

If you’re serious about keeping control of your creations and getting paid for every play, a publishing house is a smart move. Think of us as your partner in protecting your art, so you can focus on making music that moves people.