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How can a new music artist copyright his songs and get involved in the music industry?
Published March 2, 2011
Question by Nicky: How can a new music artist copyright his songs and get involved in the music industry?
How do you get in touch with a production company? Mainly talking about electronic music but should be the same for all genres.
Best answer:
Answer by Nina R
My answer is strictly for the copyright part.. Burn a CD so all of the music you want copyrighted on it, then mail it to yourself.. and dont open it unless you go to court over the music *i.e. someone tried to use it as there own without your permission.* then you can use it as proof….
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