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Elizabeth, Expert
Welcome and thank you for using Just Answer. My name is ***** ***** I'm the attorney who will be assisting with your legal question. So I can best help, did you have a contract for your funding?
Elizabeth, Expert
That specific recording, they could re-record ones you did not write. Anything you wrote, co-wrote, etc you'd have a right to royalties for.
Elizabeth, Expert
For the album, it's copyrighted as an entire compilation, if that makes sense. SO you're all together as writers. Each individual song is then attributed to it's proper writers.
Elizabeth, Expert
You would have an interest in the original tracks as created. Do you perform or just write?
Elizabeth, Expert
Normally, you would all file together.
Elizabeth, Expert
You could, you also can seek royalties for the use of your work still.
Elizabeth, Expert
Yes because you're still entitled to your work. Just can't sue for infringement.
Elizabeth, Expert
Which they can do, but you have to be paid for your work.
Elizabeth, Expert
Yup but they still have to pay you.
Elizabeth, Expert
You'd have to pursue them for the money. ASCAP also can help gain royalties.
Elizabeth, Expert
Sound exchange may do both.
Elizabeth, Expert
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You're very welcome!