One search shows both sides of music ownership — the recording and the composition — so dancers and choreographers can give credit and secure licensing without the guesswork.
Choreographers and dance educators build entire careers on other people's music — but figuring out who to credit, or who to ask for a license, usually means guessing across scattered, incomplete sources.
Ledger was built inside Range of Motion Recordings to fix that: one search that separates the two things people usually confuse — who recorded a song, and who wrote it — pointing to the real rights holders behind each.
Sound recording ownership, sourced from SoundExchange's rights-owner data, with Discogs discography details for context.
Composition ownership — writers, publishers, ISWC — sourced from the MLC's public musical works database.