Globex Music

What a PRO does and doesn't do for cover artists, and how it fits with mechanical licensing and distribution.

How a 10-track cover album can go from selection to release in under 30 days, with real cost and timeline breakdown.

Why releasing one cover per week builds catalog value faster than occasional releases, with the math to prove it.

Multiple co-writers on the original song? Here's exactly how mechanical licensing splits the paperwork behind the scenes.

DSP stands for Digital Service Provider — the platforms your music actually reaches. Here's what that means in practice.

Two copyrights live inside every song. Here's which one you own when you release a cover — and which one you never will.

Not charging money for a cover doesn't remove the need for a mechanical license. Here's the real rule.

Extended and shortened cover versions are legal to release, but length changes affect licensing. Here's the breakdown.

How to choose and register a cover band or cover artist business name that won't trigger a trademark conflict.

How a solo cover artist's catalog and release cadence added up to a $1,000 royalty month.