Learn how to license your music! This blog discusses pitching Music Supervisors and licensing companies, plus how to make money from royalties.

Interested in music licensing? Learn how to approach music licensing companies so they check out your music and use it in TV and film.

Music licensing is one of the best methods for musicians to make money and reach a bigger audience. Learn how licensing your music works!

Learn how Composers and musicians can earn up to six figures by writing and licensing original music to TV, film, and commercial production music libraries.

Music Supervisors Amanda Krieg Thomas, Frankie Pine, and Zach Cowie discuss how to build a career in music supervision for film and TV.

Licensing Representatives pitch music in their catalog for use in film, TV, commercials, movie trailers, and video games.

Music publishing companies collect royalties generated by the use of songs. They then pay those royalties to the songwriter(s).

If you want to protect your music, you've got to understand the different kinds of music copyright laws. Here's what you need to know.

What's the difference between ASCAP and BMI? We compare ASCAP vs. BMI, discuss why you should join a performing rights organization, and define what a PRO does.

It's the Music Modernization Act explained! Learn about music copyrights, how the Music Modernization Act affects musicians & where to find the MMA online.

Musicians of today face challenges to making money. Technology devastated music sales, but it's also led to these 8 platforms that can help you make money.

Mechanical royalties are a big part of how Songwriters make money. Here's how music publishing works with performing rights organizations.

What does a Music Publisher do? Nashville Music Publisher Ree Guyer Buchanan shares her experience working with artists like Miranda Lambert.

It’s a smart idea to copyright your music. And it’s totally affordable. This post shows you exactly how to copyright a song.

Music Librarians answer reference questions, interact with the public, process donations, and help catalogue & sometimes digitize collections.

Learn more about careers in the music industry including Choreographer, Ethnomusicologist, Celebrity Bodyguard, and Personal Assistant to a Recording Artist.

Music Critics interview musicians and review live performances and recorded albums for print or online media outlets.

A Music Blogger writes breaking music news stories, reviews albums, and interviews artists for online music blogs.

A complete list of Music Journalism, Music Writing, and Music Critic careers in the music industry.

A complete list of Church Music careers in the music industry.