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Welcome

Welcome to Two Rights in Every Song

1. Two rights in every song

Two Rights in Every Song

Check: Who owns the master?

Check: Sharing the fees

Check: Making a beat exclusive

2. Using other people's music

Using Other People's Music

Check: Four seconds of a record

Check: Re-playing a line

3. Getting paid and signing safely

Getting Paid and Signing Safely

Check: A new use of a performance

Check: Joining a collecting society

Check: The sign-tonight deal

Release Day simulator

Release Day: The Simulator

Final check

Final Check: How It Works

Final check 1: Two rights in a song

Final check 2: Co-owner licensing

Final check 3: How long each right lasts

Final check 4: Sample permissions

Final check 5: Interpolation permission

Final check 6: Sync for a skit

Final check 7: Performer reuse

Final check 8: CMO consent

Final check 9: Buy-out wording

Final check 10: When to call a lawyer

Your Practical Task: My Song Rights Sheet

Confirm your Song Rights Sheet score

You're Done: What Happens Next

A short course for Nigerian artists, songwriters, producers and managers on the two rights in every song, clearing other people's music, getting paid and signing deals safely. Course 4 of 8 in the Creative Compliance Academy (Nigeria). Version 1.0 · facts checked 7 Nov 2026.

Your song is out. But who owns the recording.

Two Rights in Every Song: Music Rights in Nigeria

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