Digital music rights

Digital music rights refer to the legal permissions that define how music can be used, shared, or reproduced online. They are managed through licenses granted by rights holders—such as artists, record labels, and publishers—allowing platforms to stream, sell, or distribute music within agreed terms. These rights protect creators’ interests and ensure they receive fair compensation. When you purchase or stream digital music, you're operating under these rights, which help maintain a balanced system where artists and companies benefit from the digital distribution of their work.