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Rap About Nothing: Hip Hop Chat Thread
- Thread in 'Music' Thread starter Started by brivera716,
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The show Atlanta is real good overall. It was kinda weird from the beginning but it worked. Seem like the more success they got they just went way left. That fake Michael Jackson episode was a blessing and a curse. Mfer's just started overthinking it.
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Probably his last top to bottom high level release. Lyrically he’s still top tier, but everything from Nobody’s Smiling and on lacks in the production department.
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In retrospect that might be exactly where it went off the rails
Once I saw fans was doing the "I'm smarter than you because I noticed...." I knew it.
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JRaW’d
formerly jrodski
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Common dope for freestyling on the spot with dude.
Lotta rappers can’t freestyle fr. Let alone, jump inna cypher and do it live on the street.
Lotta rappers can’t freestyle fr. Let alone, jump inna cypher and do it live on the street.
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Some cats really love the art
- Jan 2, 2010
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What the dopeman sell Ray J this time
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Ray Jay trying to reverse time.
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was*
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The Akademiks line
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Dbl
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This ***** really talks like he ain't been touched multiple times by some rap cats
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Can y’all break it down for me? Publishing is different from masters and stuff? What’s this mean in simple terms
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I don't know the specifics, but high 8 figures sound heavy.
If this is true anyway
If this is true anyway
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Charts don’t tell the whole story
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$75M reportedly
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What is the difference between publishing rights and master rights?
The publishing rights refer to rights in a musical composition, words, and music. The master is the original sound recording. The difference is, that a single musical composition (like lyrics) can feature in hundreds of different sound recordings (covers, remixes, etc). Let’s break it down.
The Sound Recording = Master RightsOwning your masters means you own the copyright to the original sound recordings of your music. The copyright of the Sound Recording is generally owned by the artist or record label that they are signed to. Whoever owns the master recordings will earn royalties when the song is played or reproduced (including radio, streaming, downloads).
The Composition = Publishing RightsThe Composition also referred to as “Musical Work” is the underlying musical elements, structure, and composition of a song. This can also include lyrics. The publishing rights are generally owned by the original writer or composer of the song.
There are three (3) main types of royalties that come from publishing rights.
Performing royalties: Royalties produced by live performances of a song, like festivals, concerts, radio plays, or at a public venue. Mechanical royalties: Royalties that come from manufacturing physical copies of a song (such as CDs and vinyl records), and digital streams and downloads. Sync licensing royalties: Royalties are generated when a song is broadcasted through AV media (advertisements, films, video games, tv shows, etc). Publishing royalties relate to how an artist’s music is used. This could range from digital or physical formats, live performances on stage or in public settings, or broadcast on the radio.
What Does It Mean To Own Your Masters?
Kanye, Taylor, Prince, Frank - there’s a lot of talk about the importance of owning your masters these days. Read our guide on how to remain in charge of your music and find out what being signed (to a major label) actually means.
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sneakaprince
Supporter
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Definition of it's my money and I want it now.
I ain't mad though, Fewtch is like CB he still got more than enough gas in the tank to drop another 8 figure catalog with ease.
Real goat ****.
