To talk about music is also to talk about rights. Every time a song is composed, performed or reproduced, different types of music rights<\/strong> come into play. Understanding them is key to avoid losing revenue and to ensure that your work is used under fair conditions. <\/p>\n However, many emerging artists confuse concepts such as “copyright”, “related rights” or “reproduction rights”. In this article we clarify these differences and show how platforms like Shamusic<\/strong> help to protect them from the start. <\/p>\n These are those that correspond to the creator of the work (the composer or lyricist). They include: <\/p>\n Moral rights:<\/strong> recognition as author, respect for the integrity of the work.<\/p>\n<\/li>\n Economic rights:<\/strong> economic exploitation (reproduction, public communication, distribution, transformation).<\/p>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n These rights arise automatically with creation, but require solid proof of authorship <\/a>to be defended.<\/p>\n Unlike copyrights, related rights<\/strong> correspond to those who participate in the interpretation, execution or production of the work:<\/p>\nCopyrights<\/h2>\n
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Related rights<\/h2>\n