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Register Your Music the Right Way (and Start Collecting Every Royalty You’re Owed)

Welcome! You're One Step Closer To Getting Paid For Your Music

This is a free step-by-step PDF guide covering SAMRO, CAPASSO, SAMPRA, RiSA, RAV, and your distributor, everything you need before releasing music in South Africa.

Just drop your name and email below to begin.
Too many artists drop songs on Spotify but never register them properly, which means they miss out on radio royalties, TV royalties, and even YouTube money. By the time they figure it out, they’ve already lost thousands.

 

Who It’s For?

Independent artists, producers, or songwriters in South Africa who want to release music properly and build a career that earns from every royalty stream available.

This is the exact system I use to register every release and collect royalties from platforms like CNN, Netflix, and local radio. It’s free because too many artists are missing out, and I want you to get paid what you deserve. 
After you grab the guide, I’ll send a few bonus tips over the next week, things most artists don’t know about royalties, ISRC codes, and release strategy in South Africa.

Already know you need help?
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If you already know you need help getting your royalties sorted, you can skip the wait and grab the South African Music Registration Kit as an instant download.
It's a once off tool to help you avoid common mistakes and register correctly.

And if you’re looking for publishers to pitch your music to, the Music Publisher Discovery Tool will help you find and contact the right ones.

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Avoid costly mistakes and get step-by-step guidance on SAMRO, CAPASO and SAMPRA, and more. Trusted by over 250 artists and producers.
R350
Find real publishers, compare catalogs and pitch your music confidently.
R300
No pressure at all.
I’m just glad you’ve joined the list. Keep an eye on your inbox. Some powerful music industry information is heading your way soon. Welcome aboard.
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