“When you ain’t got no money, you got the blues.”
- Howlin' Wolf

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​Imagine if a simple typo cost you thousands?
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Not because the music failed, because the data did. Across the global music ecosystem, small metadata mismatches contribute to hundreds of millions of dollars in unresolved royalties while songs continue to play.
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We’re building the infrastructure to change that, helping artists uncover what may already be missing and making sure future releases don’t fall through the cracks.
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For bands, artists, songwriters, labels and rights holders who know the music worked and want to make sure the data does too.

Register to receive early invitations as Find My Royalties moves through private beta and initial release.

Participants will receive priority onboarding access, early reporting availability notifications and periodic development updates.

​No spam. No hype. Just access and updates.

INXS's
“Listen Like Thieves” (1985) marked INXS’s move into international release cycles a point where catalogues begin to cross borders, systems, and accounting frameworks.

​​Have you heard of the black box of royalties? ​
​Most artists haven’t.

Across the global music ecosystem, royalties can be generated but remain unmatched when recordings cannot be confidently linked to their rightful owners. The music still plays, the revenue still flows, but without clear attribution, those earnings can sit unresolved while systems attempt to reconcile the data.

In many rights environments, this matching window operates within defined holding periods often measured in years, and in some cases around three, after which unresolved funds may become eligible for redistribution under established industry rules.

Billions already sit unresolved, and each year new volumes continue to accumulate as recordings circulate faster than the data used to identify them.
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That reality is not theoretical. It reflects how large-scale rights systems operate.​
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That reality was enough for us to start building.

Find My Royalties is being developed to bring greater visibility to how recordings are represented as they move across platforms, territories and rights environments helping artists understand where attribution may drift and where attention may be warranted.
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If your music is out there, it’s worth knowing where the data stands.

"If you colored and can make them some money, then you all right with them".
~ Ma Rainey

A New Layer of Music Rights Visibility

Find My Royalties is a specialist audit platform in development for independent artists, bands and rights holders seeking greater clarity around how their recordings move and generate income across the global music ecosystem.
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Designed to bring visibility to complex royalty pathways, the platform helps surface potential gaps, inconsistencies and overlooked earnings that can emerge as music circulates across platforms, territories and rights environments.
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Status: Private beta in development
Planned launch: June 2026

"If you don't own your masters, ​​your master owns you,"
Prince

TRUST

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“WHY IT MATTERS”
Music royalties are more complicated than most creators realise:

Unmatched tracks can sit in “black box” pools for years. 

Mechanical, performance, and neighboring rights involve multiple connected systems. 

Many royalty collection organizations maintain unpaid lists for unidentified works. 
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Find My Royalties shows where the data breaks, so you can act.

It's a long old road, but I know I'm gonna find the end.
~ Bessie Smith

There Are Hundreds of Millions of Reasons to Look Closer

Industry reporting indicates that substantial volumes of music royalties remain delayed, unmatched or unresolved across the global rights ecosystem. These documented amounts reflect a complex environment spanning multiple rights types, platforms and territories, where attribution pathways can fragment over time.
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In many instances, recordings continue to generate activity while associated revenue remains partially obscured.
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Find My Royalties is being developed to help artists and rights holders gain greater visibility into recording activity and identify where legitimate earnings may remain unrealised within this evolving landscape.

What Find My Royalties actually does

Find My Royalties is being developed as an independent reporting layer for recorded music rights.

​The platform is designed to help artists and rights holders gain clarity around how their recordings are represented across the global music ecosystem and identify where attribution or revenue pathways may require attention.
The objective is visibility, not speculation.
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If everything is aligned, that confidence is valuable.
If it isn’t, knowing where to look matters.

"We're a rock group. We're noisy, rowdy, sensational and weird," ​
Bonn Scott

Introducing the Vault

Alongside reporting visibility, Find My Royalties is being developed to include a secure reference layer where recordings can be preserved as authoritative versions over time.

Known as the Vault, this environment is intended to support version continuity, identity persistence and long-term confidence in how music exists across the ecosystem.

Vault storage remains optional and fully controlled by the rights holder.

For artists and rights holders, this represents not just visibility into the past but a foundation for the future.

THE HUMAN QUESTION

As AI-generated music enters the ecosystem at scale, the question of whether a recording was made by a human artist is becoming as important as whether the metadata is correct.

Find My Royalties is being developed to help rights holders establish and protect the human origin of their recordings ensuring that verified human-made music is clearly distinguished within the rights and royalty environment.

In a landscape where attribution is already complex, human authorship is the foundation everything else is built on.

Your music.
Your creation.
​Your record.

“The fact is that we take music very seriously”
​Peter Garrett

WHERE YOUR MUSIC LIVES

​Today’s music releases move through an interconnected network of platforms, territories and rights environments that together enable global reach and monetisation.

Within this distributed landscape, recordings may be represented in multiple contexts simultaneously, each relying on accurate attribution to support reporting and payment flows.
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Find My Royalties is being developed to help artists and rights holders gain clearer perspective across this environment and understand where representation may benefit from closer review.

Making Music Ready

Music is tracked and paid based on the information attached to it. Titles, contributors, ownership details and identifiers shape how recordings are recognised across platforms and rights systems.

Find My Royalties is being developed to support artists preparing new releases through a structured review process. Recordings can be uploaded so associated information can be organised, validated and prepared prior to distribution.
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A clean reference master can then be generated, with the option to preserve that version within the secure Vault. The goal is simple, help ensure music enters the ecosystem with clear identity from day one.

“When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.”
Jimi Hendrix

How It Will Work

Planned workflow rolling out through beta.

1# SUBMIT UOUR CATALOGUE

A unique verified identity anchored to the audio itself

2# THE ENGINE THAT RUNS

Your recordings are cross-referenced across a proprietary network of streaming platforms, rights databases and identification systems.

3# YOUR METADATA HEALTH SCORE

Each recording receives a confidence score, a clear picture of where the data is clean, where it's drifting, and where royalties may be at risk.

4# YOUR EVIDENCE PACKET

A structured recovery report is generated, ready to share with distributors, labels and rights organisations. Not just visibility,  a document you can act on.

5# RECOVERY & RESOLUTION

Where discrepancies are identified, Find My Royalties guides you through the correction process, with structured data ready to submit to platforms, distributors and rights organisations. For those who want hands-off support, managed recovery is available. The goal isn't just finding what's missing. It's getting it back.

"When I'm dead, I want to be remembered as a musician of some worth and substance."
Freddie Mercury

Built on Independent Music Infrastructure

Find My Royalties builds on more than two decades of independent music distribution and rights experience, working directly with artists, labels and rights environments through the earliest years of digital music in Australia. This heritage informs the platform's focus on practical visibility, real-world rights environments and long-term sustainability for creators.

BUILT FOR SCALE

Find My Royalties is designed to work across catalogues of any size, from a single artist to a full label roster.
For labels, publishers and rights organisations managing recordings at scale, the platform is being developed to support bulk catalogue ingestion, aggregate reporting across entire rosters, and structured outputs ready for submission to platforms, distributors and collection societies.
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If you manage rights at scale, we'd like to talk.
Get in touch.

[email protected]

Arctic Monkeys Independently, broke history with their debut album became the fastest-selling debut in UK chart history, moving ~360k+ copies in its first week.

THE PLATFORMS

Streaming & Social

Recordings today exist across a diverse landscape of streaming services, social platforms and digital environments that shape how music is discovered, shared and monetised.

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Distribution

Recordings today exist across a diverse landscape of streaming services, social platforms and digital environments that shape how music is discovered, shared and monetised.

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Rights & Royalties

Distribution connects releases to a wide network of platforms, territories and rights environments, where accurate representation influences reporting and revenue flows.

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META IDENTIFICATION

Accurate identification is the foundation of how recordings are matched, attributed and paid across the global music ecosystem. Metadata registries and music databases play a critical role in establishing recording identity, resolving ambiguity and supporting the attribution pathways that connect music to its rightful owners.

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