Coalition of the music community that supports paying music creators when their work is played on any platform.
Washington, D.C.
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Thrilled that American Music Fairness Act co-sponsor @LauraFriedmanCA will be returning for the 120th Congress!
.@RepJudyChu, a co-sponsor of the American Music Fairness Act, won her re-election last night. Congratulations!
Congratulations to American Music Fairness Act sponsor @MarshaBlackburn on winning the Tennessee Governor’s race last night!
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@MariahCarey’s holiday classic is about to be on every radio station in America. What will AM/FM pay her for performing it? Nothing.
The American Music Fairness Act will change that.
The scariest thing on the radio this Halloween? Not paying performing artists a dime for their work. 👻
Let’s pass the American Music Fairness Act.
Your favorite country songs share a problem: AM/FM radio doesn’t pay the artists who sing them.
Their songs keep country radio running, and they deserve to get paid when radio plays them. Tell Congress to pass the American Music Fairness Act.
Read more in @people: people.com/gene-simmons-says…
Today we're celebrating #PublicRadioMusicDay and the stations that champion local and independent artists every day. Let's pass the American Music Fairness Act, which protects public radio and asks corporate broadcasters to finally pay artists.
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“That’s a loophole that is patently unfair, which means it’s un-American.”
Gene Simmons, co-founder of KISS, weighs in on the American Music Fairness Act and the push to compensate recording artists for traditional radio airplay.
@genesimmons @LidiaNews
musicFIRST retweeted
The FAIR MUSIC ACT. It’s time to pass this into the law of the land.
“That’s a loophole that is patently unfair, which means it’s un-American.”
Gene Simmons, co-founder of KISS, weighs in on the American Music Fairness Act and the push to compensate recording artists for traditional radio airplay.
@genesimmons @LidiaNews
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Please always consider doing your research, so that when you comment, you actually sound like you know what you’re talking about. ASCAP collects royalties for writers and publishers. That has nothing to do with “performance royalties”, meaning Elvis never wrote a song and therefore was never paid when his songs were actually played on AM and FM radio., next time, Do research.
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