Jack Russell Music - a new standard in contemporary music publishing
The company has a fresh and flexible style, providing a range of high quality songwriter services, responding to the needs of today’s writers. Our simple administration agreements offer all the advantages of publishing and co-publishing arrangements without you, the writer, having to surrender your artistic rights.
You are the creative talent; we are the experts in pastoral care and administration. Our mission is to maximise your potential through a transparent and trusting partnership.
- Personal attention
- Small dynamic business
- Diligent and efficient administration
- Worldwide representation
- Shopping, working and pitching
- Copyright exploitation
- New signings
- Royalty collection & administration
We are people with experience and reputation. Our vision is for a flexible, fast acting and dedicated publishing company.
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Demonstrators and MPs call for action to save live music industry
Musicians played 90 seconds (20%) of the ominous "Mars" from Holst's Planets Suite in Parliament Square on October 6th, a reference to the maximum freelancers can claim from the government (20%) as compensation for lost work due to the pandemic. 72% of all those involved in the UK music industry are freelance: the musical protest was arranged by Let Music Live (with a parallel demonstration in Birmingham). Inside the Commons, MPs debated plans for financial relief for musicians and industry workers as well as measures to help venues, such as reducing VAT on tickets and extending insurance schemes to cover for coronavirus. UK Music, the industry body, is campaigning for these relief measures to be introduced urgently.