I will review your music royalty statements and show what is missing

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Daniel p

About this gig

Do you get royalty statements you can't read? Are you sure you are being paid correctly?


Statements from publishers and distributors run to hundreds of lines. Hidden in them are the answers to real questions: which songs earn, where the money comes from, what your partner keeps, and what is missing.


I read them for you and tell you what they say.


What you get:

  • A plain-English summary of each statement
  • Income by song, source and country
  • What your publisher or distributor keeps
  • Songs or territories that should appear and don't
  • Releases in stores twice through different distributors
  • Questions to put to your publisher or distributor


This gig is for:

- Artists and songwriters with a publishing or distribution deal

- Small labels with several distributors

- Managers reviewing a client's income


I have reviewed publisher, distributor and performer statements across several years for one catalog and found the same albums in stores twice, with one route paying about half.


Please note: this is an income review, not a legal or accounting audit. I am not a lawyer or accountant.


Message me with the statements you have.


Get to know Daniel p

Daniel p

Music Rights Catalog Support

  • FromSingapore
  • Member sinceOct 2026
  • Languages

    English
I help independent artists, record labels, and music managers organize recording data and navigate neighboring-rights registration workflows. My support focuses on SoundExchange and PPL, ISRC and metadata checks, rights-owner and performer information, and catalog reviews. I provide organized music-rights support for artists and independent labels to ensure clear tracking of completed work.

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