Music is more than a creative work. For songwriters, every song represents years of creativity, ownership, and potential value. For song users, finding and using the right song requires a process that is clear, efficient, and properly managed.
At Massive Music, we work with both sides of the music ecosystem—helping songwriters manage their works while supporting song users through music selection, curation, licensing, and administration.
But the value of that relationship is best understood through the experiences of the people we work with.
Here are some of the stories from songwriters and song users who have worked with Massive Music.
For songwriter Bemby Gusti, working with Massive Music has brought greater confidence in how his works are managed.
“As a musician, I have benefited since joining Massive. My royalties are taken care of, and I have become more aware that every work can be managed to its fullest potential.”
For songwriters, creating a song is only one part of the journey. Proper documentation, royalty administration, and ongoing management are equally important to ensure that a work can reach its full potential.
Massive Music helps songwriters navigate these administrative aspects, allowing them to stay focused on what they do best: creating music.
From the perspective of a song user, the process begins with finding the right music for the right project.
Marcella Daryanani, Producer at Lyto Pictures, highlights the support Massive Music provides throughout the music selection process:
“We feel very supported by Massive, from the song selection process to music curation. The entire process has been very smooth.”
For productions, music needs can vary significantly depending on the story, mood, scene, and creative direction. Having a partner who understands both the creative requirements and the rights management process can make the journey considerably more efficient.
For Vega Antares, joining Massive Music changed the way he looked at the potential of his songs.
“After joining Massive, I realized that songs can be used for various needs. I also feel more secure when it comes to administration because Massive provides support and facilitates the process.”
A song can have a life beyond its original release. It can become part of a film, series, advertising campaign, digital content, or other creative projects.
Understanding these possibilities is an important part of building a sustainable career as a songwriter.
For Damon Koeswoyo, songwriter and heir to the works of the late Tony Koeswoyo of Koes Bersaudara/Koes Plus, trust is particularly important when it comes to managing music administration.
“As an heir, I felt that I needed a trusted party to handle music administration. After more than seven years with Massive, the communication and reporting have been good.”
Managing a music catalogue can involve responsibilities that continue across generations. Clear communication, proper reporting, and reliable administration therefore become essential parts of protecting and managing musical works over the long term.
These experiences come from different sides of the music ecosystem.
For songwriters, the priority may be royalty management, documentation, administration, and discovering new opportunities for their works.
For song users, it may be finding the right song, navigating curation, and ensuring the process of using music runs smoothly.
The needs may be different, but the foundation is the same: trust, transparency, accuracy, and a reliable partner.
At Massive Music, we believe music rights management should not create unnecessary complexity for the people who create or use music.
Our role is to help make the process more seamless—so songwriters can focus on creating, while song users can focus on bringing their creative projects to life.
Because behind every song is a story, and behind every successful use of music is a process that needs to be managed properly.
