What are music rights?

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  1. Bolero

    “Music rights are intellectual property rights that protect the creative work of songwriters, composers, artists, and producers. They generate income, called royalties, each time a musical work is used commercially: streamed, broadcast on radio or television, played in public spaces, used in films, ads, or video games.”

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