One search, both entries in the ledger: who owns the recording, and who owns the song underneath it — pulled live from Discogs, Spotify, MusicBrainz, and the U.S. Copyright Office.
Filled-in fields are added to your search to narrow results. ISRC/ISWC are exact identifiers — strongest way to skip guesswork if you have them.
This matters — it determines whether you need master rights, publishing rights, or both, so we only show what's actually relevant to your situation.
The Ledger pulls from several public and licensed data sources to help you find a starting point for identifying who owns a song's recording and composition. It's built to point you in the right direction — nothing it shows constitutes legal advice, and nothing here is a guarantee of ownership.
Always verify anything you find here and consult a qualified entertainment attorney before relying on it for licensing, credit, or legal decisions.