BMAT
BMAT Music Innovators is a music innovation company that provides data services to enhance music rights management and usage tracking, ensuring artists get paid for their plays. They act as an Operating System for the Music Industry.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2006
- Headquarters
- Spain
- CEO
- Iñigo Ugarteburu
About
BMAT Music Innovators operates as a crucial Operating System for the Music Industry, dedicated to connecting all players and amplifying the value of music. Many artists and rights holders face the challenge of ensuring they are fairly compensated for every play their music receives across diverse platforms. This complexity arises from more creators per song, numerous mixes per track, highly fragmented repertoires, and a significantly higher volume of transactions than ever before. In essence, while there's more money in music, pinpointing its rightful recipients has become increasingly problematic. BMAT addresses this by indexing all music usage and ownership data, helping companies within the music ecosystem to refine their data operations. This ensures that artists receive the payment they are due for their creative work. For over 17 years, BMAT has channeled a deep love for music into technological and innovative excellence. The company has cultivated an extensive portfolio of services, forged key partnerships, and amassed vast quantities of data, all with the singular aim of enhancing the music ecosystem. Powered by a robust data-pumping platform, BMAT acts as a central hub, connecting and reinforcing every node within the industry. Their services, which include music usage reports, rights administration, and revenue distribution, leverage machine learning and profound copyright expertise. BMAT serves a wide array of stakeholders, including broadcasters, publishers, record labels, collecting societies (CMOs), digital service providers (DSPs), venues, and artists themselves. By providing neutral data and authoritative knowledge, BMAT empowers those who create or utilize music to streamline operations, boost earnings, and synchronize their efforts with the broader industry, ultimately aiming to help music thrive indefinitely.