With a comma, comma, comma, comma, comma chameleon 🎶

Composition copyright is there to identify who owns the copyright on a composition of a track/album. The composition refers to the notes, melodies, phrases, rhythms, lyrics, harmonies, etc. The original creator of the piece.

If you’ve uploaded an album to RouteNote where only one track is a cover and the others are self composed, you should put both the original performing artist of the covered song and the artist who composed the rest in the C line. Or, if you’ve uploaded an album where there were two songwriters involved, you can credit both names within the C line.

You should separate two or more names/artists in the C line by a comma, like this:

So no need to leave anyone out!

If you’ve got any further queries or concerns, just let us know at support@routenote.com!

Here’s a little more info on C lines and P lines in the video below…

See also:
What should I put in the C line if my release is a cover?
Should I credit the composer in the C line of a classical release?
Can I credit my label in my C line/P line?