“Neighbouring Rights”, also called “Related Rights”, are called as much because they ‘neighbour/sit next to’ Publishing copyright. It is a sound recording royalty for any performer who has contributed to a recording.Any Audible contribution made by anyone on a recoding can be paid Neighbouring Rights. In most territories around the world, sound recording royalties are paid for public performance via licence fees as well as radio and certain television channels.We can provide a specialised service for any performer who has contributed to a master recording. Those qualified to collect on neighbouring rights include any individual who has made an audible contribution to a recorded music track. We make sure that our artists are on all of their recordings and are collecting money from all over the world. We do extensive research to ensure you’re on all of your recording, remixes, remasters, and samples. We will work with you to ensure you are getting the best possible bespoke service to ensure we maximise your income.There are different rules for different countries which makes this an extremely haphazard income stream.We will work with you to de-mystify and maximise your Neighbouring Rights income.