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Behind the Asake O2 Academy Brixton Tragedy

Likely explanations for what caused the incident and the role promoters and venue managers have to play in it.

Music Royalties: All You Need to Know

Let’s tell it like you’re 5, shall we? Music royalties are payments made to owners of the copyrights to a record/song by institutions who request permission

Royalti.io API 🚀, Royalty Analyses and more Platform Updates

Our API is now available for public use! 🚀 With our API, developers can programmatically access functionality and data from Royalti.io

How Record Labels Make Money

Put simply, a record label deal is a legal agreement between two parties, the record labels and the artistes. Let’s break it down further...

The Black Panther Soundtrack: Top Five - Nigerian Edition

Have you seen the Black Panther soundtrack line-up? Say what you like about Nigerians, but we set the bar when it comes to music, everytime!

Music Royalties, Blockchain & Regulation: Nigeria’s Investment and Securities Act 2025

Artist Managers: Who They Are and What They Do?

The simplest way to define artist managers (single person or a company) is that they are talent gatekeepers. The job is to establish...

Digital Music Distribution In Nigeria: A Deep Dive

Digital distribution companies ensure that all works distributed through them are accounted for, royalties are analyzed accurately.

📂 Updates: Royalty File Upload, Bulk Import Assets, Products, Auto set Splits and more

Music Licensing: A Beginner's Guide to Licensing Music

Licensing your music can be a great way to make money from your music while also protecting your copyright.

Burna Boy's Royalties and Braxton's 'Cut' - Analysing Splits!

As far as the royalty agreements on “Last Last” go, Burna Boy's royalties for Toni Braxton and her team do not include Mechanical Royalties.

Burna Boy, Wizkid, Davido - Who Earns More?

Following Burna's tweet about earning more than 'all our favourite artistes combined', we present findings to separate fact from fiction.

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