Looking to get better at the dollars and cents side of the music industry? Read this article to learn everything you need to master music finance.

Bookmark this short list of resources for musicians who need help with how to track royalty payments for music

Music royalty payments are an important part of being a recording artist, and you can click here to start making sure you’re collecting every cent you’re owed.

When tracking royalties or requesting an advance, a music finance company can be a huge help for artists.

Music finance jobs are about far more spreadsheets and revenue statements.

Make sure you’re bringing in all the money you deserve across music platforms.

Trqk’s easy-to-read performance royalty reports give artists the data they need to make the most from their music.

Exploring the ins and outs of sound recording royalties, this blog post covers everything you need to know about this form of passive income.

Understanding where royalties come from — and where they go — is crucial for every recording artist. Learn how music royalties work.

BMI or ASCAP for rappers: which is best? We dive into the pros and cons of membership with the two biggest PROs in the United States.

Sync licensing companies get your songs into the backgrounds of TV shows and ads — but how do you know which one to pick?

Getting music placed in visual media can be one of the most valuable income streams for modern musicians. Here’s how to license your music for film and tv.

This article covers the basics of how to license your music for video projects like films, tv shows, and video games.

Collecting performance royalties in the United States requires membership in a PRO. Here’s how to decide which one is better for your needs: ASCAP vs BMI.

Emmanuel Legrand's widely read global Creative Industries News reports on the launch of TrqkIQ Publisher Edition

Comparing the country’s biggest PROs side by side, this article gives everything you need to decide between ASCAP or BMI for producers.

When it comes to choosing ASCAP or BMI for independent artists, personal taste is the deciding factor. Learn the similarities and differences of both organizations.