Musicians getting there own music removed from there own podcast

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 Musicians Facing Removal of Their Own Music from Their Podcasts

Dear community,

I wanted to bring to light a concerning issue that’s been affecting many independent musicians recently. It’s come to my attention that several artists are facing the unexpected removal of their own music from their podcasts. This seems counterintuitive, as one would assume that owning the music would grant them full rights to use it in their podcast content.

However, due to complex copyright rules and distribution agreements, musicians are often tangled in a web of legalities that they may not fully understand. This can lead to situations where their music is flagged and removed by hosting platforms, even when they are the rightful owners.

This is especially troubling for artists who use their podcasts as a means to showcase their work, reach new audiences, and provide in-depth insights into their creative process. The removal of their music not only disrupts their ability to express themselves artistically but also affects their audience reach and potential revenue streams.

I’m interested in hearing from other musicians who have faced similar challenges. How have you navigated these copyright complexities? What steps have you taken to ensure your music stays on your podcast?

Let’s discuss and share strategies to support our fellow artists in retaining control over their creative output.

Best regards.