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Membership Tiers: FAQs
This document will answer any questions you have about the new membership tiers.
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The Management Contract Template
The following document contains an example, long-form written management agreement jointly created by the Featured Artists Coalition, Music Managers Forum and Musicians Union.
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MMF Code of Practice
This Code of Practice outlines the core values and professional standards that should underpin the role of a Music Manager and can be used as a framework for accountability.
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PRS Unclaimed Live Performances: Check if your clients are owed money
The latest version of the PRS Concerts Available for Distribution spreadsheet is now available in the MMF members’ resources. The document has been formatted to make it easier to read and search. Members are encouraged to check the spreadsheet using the names of their artists and venues where they have performed. This may help identify concerts connected to royalties that are still available for distribution. Where you find a relevant performance, you can visit the PRS members’ website to find out how to submit a claim for any unpaid royalties.
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PPL Resources
Templates and guidelines to help managers make the most out of PPL.
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Copyright Explained
Music Copyright Explained is a free user-friendly guide to how music copyright works in the UK.
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An Introduction to PPL
Starting and sustaining a career in music can mean a lot of hard work, so understanding your revenue streams is vital for any self-releasing artist or indie label, Whether it’s money from radio airplay, TV or your music being played in public places, we'll be discussing how revenue flows back through to the performer and recording rightsholder. PPL’s George Prince took us through some practical steps on how to best manage your repertoire and help ensure that you are fairly rewarded when your music is broadcast or played in public.
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Musicians’ Union: Does the MU have money for you?
Each year the Musicians' Union collects around £2 Million in income from users of UK recorded music, such as labels, production companies, TV companies and advertising agencies and distributes the royalties to the eligible musicians (typically non-featured or session performers).
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PRS for Music – Unidentified Live Royalties List
A list of live shows where PRS lack the required setlist information, and therefore have not paid the appropriate songwriters. [Up to date as of March 2025]
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If you do not have direct access to your clients PRS accounts, you can use Third Party Mandates, making it easier to update, administer and organise your clients data, catalogue and performances.
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Maximising Your Income with PPL
An essential tutorial designed to help ensure your clients are being paid for the public performance of their recordings through PPL’s comprehensive suite of royalty management.
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Music NXTGEN: Croydon – Education Pack
Everything you need to know before Music NXTGEN: Croydon on 12th February.
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