Musigamy
Music publishing and rights administration for songwriters and music publishers in France and internationally
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-14
About Musigamy
Musigamy is an independent music publisher based in Paris, founded in 2016. It works across music publishing, combining creative development with copyright administration, income tracking and rights collection.
It supports songwriters and local and international music publishers through career development, co-writing, songwriting camps and sync opportunities. The company also develops tools and processes for catalog and rights administration.
Product: Music publishing, songwriter development and copyright administration, including income tracking and rights collection.
Jobs at Musigamy
Leadership
- Philippe Manivet · CEOSource: company website
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