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Who Owns My Music When I Distribute with InterSpace?
You own 100% of your music. InterSpace is a distributor, not a record label — we never claim ownership of your recordings or compositions.
Someone Else Distributed My Music: What Can I Do?
If another person uploaded your music to stores without permission, InterSpace can help you get it removed and claim your rightful profile.
How to File a DMCA Takedown if Someone Steals Your Music
If someone has uploaded your music without permission, you can file a DMCA takedown to have it removed. Here is how the process works.
Distributing Cover Songs and Remixes through InterSpace
Everything you need to legally distribute a cover song or remix through InterSpace: prior-release and faithful-recording rules, when a mechanical or sync licence is required, metadata and Track Origin requirements, plus remix licensing FAQs.
Do I Need to Register My Copyright Before I Release My Music?
You own copyright automatically, so registration is not required to distribute. Here is when formal registration is still worth it.
What Is a Derivative Work?
A derivative work is a new creation based on an existing copyrighted work, such as a remix, arrangement, or adaptation. Learn when you need permission.
Submitting copyright violations to InterSpace Distribution
If you believe your music has been used without permission or another artist is distributing your work, here is how to submit a copyright violation report.
What Is Copyright Infringement?
Copyright infringement is using someone else's protected work without permission. Learn how it applies to music and how to avoid it.
What Is a Parody?
A parody imitates a work to comment on or mock it. Learn how parody differs from a cover and why it still may need clearance.
What Is Fair Use?
Fair use is a limited legal exception that allows some unlicensed use of copyrighted work. Learn why it rarely applies to music releases.
What Is the DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act)?
The DMCA is a US law that governs how copyright complaints are handled online. Learn how takedowns and counter-notices work.
What Is an Interpolation?
An interpolation re-records part of an existing song rather than sampling the original recording. Here is how interpolations work and what you need to clear.
Content & Community Guidelines
InterSpace Distribution has clear content standards that all artists and labels must follow. Learn what is and is not permitted.
What Is Copyright?
Copyright is the automatic legal ownership you get over an original work the moment you create it. Here is what it protects and how it applies to your music.
What Is the Public Domain?
Works in the public domain are no longer protected by copyright and can be used freely. Here is what that means for songwriters and how it applies to your releases.
Ask the support team.
Open a ticket with your release title or link. A person replies by email, usually within one business day.