Find My Royalties™ | Discover Your Missing Music Royalties

Find My Royalties

Your music is being played. Your royalties aren’t always being paid.

Find My Royalties is being built to help artists and bands discover where their music is being used, where the data breaks, and where royalties can be delayed, misdirected, or left unclaimed.

There Are Hundreds of Millions of Reasons to Look Closer

Published figures show that hundreds of millions of dollars in music royalties exist in a state of delay or mismatch due to data and attribution failures. These are documented, measurable amounts not estimates and they represent only a portion of a much wider, fragmented system spread across rights types and territories. Find My Royalties exists to help artists and rights holders understand where their recordings are being used, where data breaks down, and how earned income can become visible and actionable before it is redistributed, written off, or forgotten.

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

What Find My Royalties actually does

In development, here is what we will do.
We analyse your recordings, track how they appear across platforms and territories, and reveal mismatches in titles, credits, identifiers, and registrations the exact reasons royalties go missing.

If your music is out there, we help you see where the money stops.

We don’t guess. We audit.

Find My Royalties analyses your recordings to show:

Analyze recordings
where your music appears
where the data doesn’t line up
where royalty signals look incomplete or broken
what needs attention next and why
Reveal mismatches in titles, metadata, identifiers
Show where the data stops

If the data is clean, we show you.
If it isn’t, we show you exactly where it's broken.
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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.

Why royalties go missing
(even when your music is getting played)

Royalties don’t disappear because your music isn’t popular. They disappear because the data behind your music breaks.

This usually happens when:
Track titles are inconsistent across platforms artist names or contributors are split, duplicated, or misspelled releases are uploaded more than once through different distributors identifiers don’t match between systems older releases were delivered before standards aligned.

When that happens, usage can continue but payments stall, misroute, or sit unclaimed.

This is far more common than most artists realise.

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

How It Works
Coming Soon

1. Upload your track(s)
Start with one recording or a whole catalogue any released master is fine. No special formatting required.

This can include:
a single released track
an EP or album
older catalogue or back catalogue releases
independently released masters
tracks released through any distributor
tracks released years ago or recently

Supported formats include:
WAV
AIFF
FLAC
MP3
other common audio file formats

If you’re unsure, upload what you have we’ll let you know if anything else is needed.

2.TECHNICAL EXTRACTION
We extract the technical DNA from your file and package it into a structured profile the kind of information systems actually use to match recordings reliably.

This includes:
file format, duration, and basic file properties
waveform characteristics unique to the recording
embedded identifiers (where present)
technical attributes commonly used for comparison and matching

This allows us to:
distinguish one recording from another
avoid confusion caused by format changes or re-exports
support accurate fingerprinting and matching in later steps

3. AUDIO FINGERPRINTING
We generate a unique, machine-readable identity for each recording using the audio signal itself not just titles, metadata, or external identifiers. This creates a stable reference point that remains consistent regardless of how or where the track appears..

This enables us to:
identify the same recording across platforms even when titles, artists, or metadata differ
detect re-uploads, duplicates, edits, and alternate versions of the same source audio
separate recordings that look identical on paper but differ in sound
reduce errors caused by spelling, formatting, language, or distributor inconsistencies
establish a reliable foundation for accurate comparison, auditing, and attribution

4. GLOBAL MATCHING
We identify where your recording appears across platforms and territories using the recording itself as the reference point.

This establishes what exists before we assess whether the data behind it is correct.
We compare what we found against what should exist and flag common breakpoints:

This includes:
spelling conflicts, alternate titles, and duplicate assets
mismatched contributors or split artist identities
missing, incorrect, or inconsistent identifiers
release, ownership, and version conflicts

5. ROYALTY SIGNAL ANALYSIS
This is where the audit becomes meaningful.

We flag mismatches and disconnects where titles, credits, or identifiers don’t align and can stop payments.

This includes:
We compare what we found against what should exist and flag common breakpoints:
spelling conflicts, alternate titles, duplicate assets
mismatched contributors or split identities
missing / inconsistent identifiers
release and ownership conflicts

6. RESULTS
You receive a clear overview of how your recording appears across systems.

This includes:
what looks correct
what looks incorrect or inconsistent
where potential issues exist, supported by evidence
where the recording appears
where links look broken or inconsistent
what evidence supports the match
what to correct (and why)
what actions to take next

Upload Tracks -> Technical Extraction -> Harmonic Finger print -> Global Tracking -> Royalty Signal Analysis -> Authorisation

Upload Tracks -> Technical Extraction -> Audio Fingerprinting -> Global Matching -> Royalty Signal Analysis -> Results -> Validation & Authorisation

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.

Get Early Access & Discover What You’re Owed

Be part of the early release and see how your music is represented behind the scenes.
Sign up to receive early access invitations, progress updates, launch notifications.

Sign up to receive:
Priority access to first audit results”
“Early beta testing incentives”
“Founding artist perks”

If your music is out there, it’s worth knowing where the data stands.
By joining you’ll receive monthly updates on development, early access invitations, and priority consideration for initial audits.

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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.

Find My Royalties doesn’t promise payments it shows where the data breaks, so you can act.

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THE PLATFORMS

Streaming & Social

We surface where recordings appear and how they’re represented titles, contributors, versions, territories, and identity conflicts so you can see what’s consistent and what isn’t.

Logos shown represent platforms where artists commonly publish and earn royalties.

Distribution

Distribution creates reach and also multiplies the number of systems a release passes through. We help you map that journey and spot where the chain breaks.

Rights & Royalties

We’re building outputs that align to real-world rights concepts: recording identity, contributors, publishing relationships, and conflict resolution pathways.

Platforms shown represent where your music may exist and generate royalties.
Logos are for identification only.
Find My Royalties is independent and not affiliated or endorsed by these services.