Sound Credit: Giving Credit Where Due
Gebre Waddell wanted to make it easy for musicians to credit everyone involved.
Properly attributing credit in the music industry requires keeping track of who did what, organizing files and data, and accurately registering for royalties.
Sound Credit does all that work for them.
Since its launch in 2017, Sound Credit has become a powerhouse of metadata sharing and collection, amassing more than 15,000 users who are now cashing bigger and better royalty payouts. Labels, publishers, administrators, and independent artists rely on Sound Credit’s decentralized cloud-based architecture because it allows metadata capture at the place of origin, so more artists can be connected to royalties from the start of a project. DMN recently joined forces with Sound Credit to further expand metadata ingestion and resulting royalty collection.
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65th Annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles in 2023:
Peter Leathem OBE, CEO of PPL; Gebre Waddell, CEO & Founder of Sound Credit; and Tim Smith, Bee Partners (Photo Credit: Sound Credit)
Making sure musicians are properly credited and paid.
Founder: Gebre Waddell
Last Funding Stage: Seed
Vector: Human Machine Interaction
$2M
Funding to Date
Gebre Waddell
Founder