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Bulgaria's Music Guild joins International Phonographic Industry Federation (IFPI)

published on 4/23/20 4:29 PM

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The Bulgarian Association of Music Producers (BAMP) has signed a contract with the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) and has received an international standard recording code ISRC. This will facilitate the payment for all Bulgarian music content in a digital environment and the correct distribution of revenues among producers and performers.

We are making a strategic step forward for the entire music guild in Bulgaria, says BAMP Executive Director Ina Kileva.

IFPI brings together over 1,300 companies from the recording industry based in 60 countries, as well as representative national organizations from 56 countries.

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Radio Bulgaria Music BAMP Bulgarian Association of Music Producers Ina Kileva International Federation of the Phonographic Industry ISRC recording industry

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