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Protecting music isn’t optional. It’s essential.

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At the Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc., the focus is simple:

make sure creators are recognised, paid, and supported for the value they bring.

From licensing and royalty collection to fair distribution and advocacy, the work continues across the OECS and beyond.

When music is protected, creators are empowered.

And when creators thrive, the entire industry moves forward.

Protecting music isn’t optional. It’s essential.

At the Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc., the focus is simple:

make sure creators are recognised, paid, and supported for the value they bring.

From licensing and royalty collection to fair distribution and advocacy, the work continues across the OECS and beyond.

When music is protected, creators are empowered.

And when creators thrive, the entire industry moves forward.

Protecting music isn’t optional. It’s essential.

At the Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc., the focus is simple:

make sure creators are recognised, paid, and supported for the value they bring.

From licensing and royalty collection to fair distribution and advocacy, the work continues across the OECS and beyond.

When music is protected, creators are empowered.

And when creators thrive, the entire industry moves forward.

Music Users

When music is played in any business, and is audible to members of the public or members of staff, then you are required to obtain copyright clearance for the public performance that you are giving. ECCO provides this clearance by means of our public performance licence.
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Music Creators

If you are a writer of melodies and/or lyrics to an original song, or the music publisher who enters into an agreement with a writer or an arranger of works from the public domain, then you can join ECCO. Not a member yet? Click the button below for more.
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