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Music Licensing, Inc. (SONGD), referenced in public disclosures as OTC: SONG or OTCID: SONG, is a music rights and royalty-focused holding company operating under the name Pro Music Rights. As the fifth public performance rights organization (PRO) established in the United States, it appears frequently in news related to music licensing, regulatory policy, and intellectual property enforcement.
News coverage about Music Licensing, Inc. and Pro Music Rights often centers on their licensing relationships with platforms such as TikTok, iHeartMedia, Triller, Napster, 7Digital, and Vevo, as well as on the scope of their catalog, which the company describes as more than 2.5 million works with an estimated 7.4% share of the U.S. public performance rights market. Articles also highlight the company’s royalty interests in brands like Listerine "Mouthwash" Antiseptic and in musical works performed by widely recognized artists.
Investors and industry observers following SONGD-related news can expect updates on corporate governance and market status, including announcements about applications and uplistings within OTC Markets Group tiers, engagements with PCAOB-registered audit firms, and developments in financial reporting practices. Company releases also describe legal actions, court judgments, and potential claims related to defamation and antitrust issues, particularly where Music Licensing, Inc. believes its business model or reputation has been mischaracterized.
This news feed aggregates these topics into a single view, covering regulatory filings referenced in press releases, policy submissions to the U.S. Copyright Office, commentary on the structure of the PRO marketplace, and operational updates tied to the company’s music licensing activities. Users interested in the intersection of public markets, music rights, and performance royalties may find this stream of SONGD news useful for tracking how the company presents its role in the evolving music licensing environment.
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Music Licensing, Inc. (OTCID: SONG) has successfully uplisted to the OTC ID Market Tier of OTC Markets Group, marking a significant milestone in the company's public market presence. As the fifth public performance rights organization (PRO) in the United States, SONG holds an estimated 7.4% market share and manages a catalog of over 2.5 million works from prominent artists.
The company licenses music to major platforms including TikTok, iHeartMedia, Triller, and Napster. Additionally, SONG maintains royalty interests in Listerine Mouthwash and a diverse portfolio of musical works from globally renowned artists. The uplisting is expected to enhance transparency, improve investor access to information, and create a more efficient trading environment.
Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC:SONG) has provided a corporate update regarding two key developments. First, the company's PCAOB-registered audit firm is currently reviewing its semi-annual financial statements, with expected completion in late August or early September 2025.
Additionally, SONG anticipates being listed on the OTC ID Market Tier within the next week, pending final approval of its application. This uplisting is expected to enhance transparency and market visibility for shareholders.
Music Licensing Inc. (OTC:SONG), also known as Pro Music Rights, has officially submitted its application for the new OTCID Basic Market qualification with OTC Markets Group. This new market tier replaces the Pink Current Information tier and establishes baseline standards for disclosure and compliance.
The company's application demonstrates its commitment to maintaining transparency through public company disclosure practices, including authorizing transfer agent verification of share structure data and maintaining an updated public profile in accordance with the new requirements.
Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG), the fifth public performance rights organization in the United States, has signed a retainer agreement with a PCAOB-registered audit firm to review its semi-annual financial statements for the period ending June 30, 2025.
The company, which controls an estimated 7.4% share of the U.S. public performance rights market, manages a catalog of over 2.5 million musical works and licenses music to major platforms including TikTok, iHeartMedia, and Triller. This audit engagement represents a strategic move towards enhancing financial transparency and maintaining PCAOB-compliant reporting standards.
The initiative follows the company's July 2, 2025 announcement regarding its commitment to annual audits and periodic financial reviews, aimed at strengthening investor confidence and supporting future capital markets activities.
Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG) and its subsidiary Pro Music Rights were featured in recent Bloomberg News and Los Angeles Times articles highlighting their innovative approach to music licensing. The company offers a transparent, business-friendly licensing model with a flat monthly rate of $50 per location and usage-based pricing capped at $0.01.
Pro Music Rights commands a 7.4% share of the U.S. performance rights market and represents over 2.5 million works from notable artists. The company's catalog is licensed to major platforms including TikTok, iHeartMedia, and Triller. Additionally, Music Licensing, Inc. maintains a diverse IP portfolio including royalty interests in Listerine® Mouthwash and various musical works.
Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC: SONG), the fifth public performance rights organization in the United States, has announced plans to engage a PCAOB-registered audit firm for annual audits and financial statement reviews. The company, which holds an estimated 7.4% share of the U.S. public performance rights market, aims to enhance financial transparency and corporate governance.
SONG licenses music to major platforms including TikTok, iHeartMedia, Triller, Napster, 7Digital, and Vevo. Their catalog includes over 2.5 million musical works from artists like A$AP Rocky, Pharrell, and The Weeknd, including AI-created works. The company also maintains royalty interests in Listerine Mouthwash.
Music Licensing, Inc. (OTC:SONG) has announced plans to apply for qualification under the new OTCID Basic Market structure, replacing the Pink Current Information tier. The company aims to enhance transparency and maintain SEC Rule 15c2-11 eligibility by meeting disclosure standards and filing required certifications.
As the fifth public performance rights organization in the US, SONG holds a 7.4% market share and licenses music to major platforms like TikTok, iHeartMedia, and Triller. The company's catalog includes over 2.5 million works from notable artists and holds royalty interests in the Listerine® brand.
Music Licensing Inc (OTC: SONG) and its subsidiary Pro Music Rights (PMR) have submitted a response to the U.S. Copyright Office challenging traditional Performing Rights Organizations (PROs). The filing criticizes BMI and ASCAP for:
- Opaque revenue distributions
- Excessive private equity payouts (up to 20% of royalties)
- Backdoor reciprocal agreements (30% of royalties)
- Anti-competitive behavior through CISAC network
PMR proposes an alternative licensing model featuring a $50.00 monthly base fee per location and usage-based fee capped at $0.01. The company advocates for transparency, equal access, and real-time royalty tracking, urging reforms to mandate financial transparency and prohibit global blacklisting practices.
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