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The voice of the recording industry worldwide
Promoting the Value of Recorded Music
Campaigning for the Rights of Record Producers
IFPI works to make sure that the rights of its members, who create, produce and invest in music, are properly protected and enforced.
Expanding the Commercial Uses of Recorded Music
IFPI works to help its members license and generate commercial value for music through every available channel across the world.
IFPI works as a global team. Our work brings together experts from different departments, countries and continents.
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Almost 70 IFPI National Groups, local associations or affiliated music licensing companies
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over 70 markets where our member companies operate
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With French court ruling, music companies send strong message to businesses enabling streaming fraud
~Decision confirms that intermediaries must stop supporting streaming fraud ~ [PARIS, 3 October 2025] – In a decision announced yesterday, the Paris Judicial Court ruled that enabling streaming fraud is illegal in France and demonstrated that it would act to stop companies from providing such services to streaming fraud businesses. The ruling requires OVH, one […]
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Regina Song, Benjamin Kheng, ALYPH and Stefaine Sun are recognised for their top selling tracks by local artists in the Official Singapore Chart as part of the All That Matters 2025 conference in Singapore.
~ The event marked the launch of the Official Singapore Chart, rebranded from the RIAS Chart, as part of this year’s launch of the Official Southeast Asia Charts, celebrating the talent and creativity of the region. ~ Singapore, 30 September, 2025 – Artists and representatives from across the music industry gathered today to celebrate the […]
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Record labels drive growth across the EU and urge policymakers to guard creativity in AI era
IFPI has published the second edition of Music in the EU, its flagship regional report, demonstrating the EU’s strengthening role as a global growth engine for music. Drawing on data from IFPI’s Global Music Report 2025 (published in March this year), findings show that recorded music revenues across the EU have reached €5.7 billion, growing +9.1% year-on-year.
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