Noods Levels x shesaid.so: How to Make It in Music - Music Publishing, Royalties & Sync (UK Focus) with Rachel Graham-Andrieux
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Following our open call and community survey, Noods Levels and shesaid.so are launching How to Make It in Music; a free online artist and music industry development programme consisting of three online sessions for women and gender non-conforming people working across the music industry.
Learn more about our other sessions in partnership with Noods Levels HERE
This session is designed for artists, producers, songwriters, and independent music professionals looking to better understand how to build a sustainable career through publishing, royalties, and sync licensing, with a practical focus on the UK music industry.
Join us for an interactive session with Rachel Graham-Andrieux, music publisher, rights strategist, music supervisor, and founder of SYNCWAVE, who has spent more than two decades helping artists, labels, publishers, brands, and fashion houses navigate music rights and licensing around the world.
Together, we’ll explore:
- Publishing & Rights Management: Understanding ownership, registrations, and how to make sure your rights are protected.
- Royalties Demystified: Where your money comes from, who collects, and how you get it, plus how to ensure that you are not leaving money on the table with unclaimed royalties
- Sync Licensing: How music gets placed in film, TV, advertising, brands & fashion - and how to best position your catalogue for opportunities.
- Building Long-Term Income: Practical strategies to help your music generate revenue throughout your career.
Whether you’re releasing your first tracks or growing an established catalogue, we hope that this session will give you practical tools to better understand the publishing business behind your music.
Learn More About Rachel Graham-Andrieux:
Rachel Graham-Andrieux is a music industry executive with over 20 years of international experience spanning music publishing, rights management, licensing and creative strategy.
She has extensive experience in publishing administration, copyright and rights negotiation, working across artist and writer catalogues, record labels, publishers and global brands. Through Passé, the independent publishing company she founded in 2011, she has developed and managed artist catalogues while overseeing publishing agreements, registrations, royalty administration and international exploitation.
Alongside her publishing work, through SYNCWAVE, Rachel specialises in music sync licensing & supervision, negotiating complex master and publishing rights primarily for fashion and luxury projects. Her experience provides a strong understanding of both the creative and commercial sides of sync, from developing long-term value in copyrights to licensing music for international projects.