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In the UK a £50 royalty gets paid for each time a song is played on the radio, but the musician doesn't any of this money, or not much, as the record label takes all the money from sales and royalties. Musicians don't make money from their music, they get money by their performances.
Do music artists get paid each time their music is played on the radio?
For example, does Third Eye Blind get paid for a song they made in '99 that is played on the radio today?
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tynamite
In the UK a £50 royalty gets paid for each time a song is played on the radio, but the musician doesn't any of this money, or not much, as the record label takes all the money from sales and royalties. Musicians don't make money from their music, they get money by their performances.
