Jeff Price on Clubhouse

Bio

Founder CEO Word Collections
Founder CEO Audiam
Founder TuneCore
President / GM / Co-Founder spinART Records

In July, 2020 Jeff launched Word Collections. Word Collections works for comedians and other spoken word performers to license and collect “Literary Work” royalties earned when digital or terrestrial radio broadcast recordings of their works as well as other uses.

In June 2013, Jeff launched Audiam. Audiam is a digital rights Reproduction collection agency for publishers and songwriters for all interactive streaming services In July 2016, Audiam was acquired by the Canadian performing rights organization SOCAN.

On January 26th, 2006, Jeff Price launched TuneCore. He was CEO of TuneCore, for the next six years and built TuneCore into the world’s largest music distribution and publishing administration entity. TuneCore was acquired by Believe digital in July 2015.

Mr. Price also consulted for the Canadian performing rights organization SOCAN from 2012 - 2014.

In 1990 Jeff co-founded and was GM / President of the New York based independent record label spinART records (Pixies, Echo & The Bunnymen, Apples In Stereo, Richard Thompson etc) for seventeen years.

Jeff contributed to the founding charter and organization of The American Association of Independent Music (AAIM)

From 1997 – 2001 Jeff Price worked with EMusic serving first as a consultant, next as interim VP of Content Acquisition and finally as the Senior Director of Music/Business Development.

More recently he was asked by the Congressional sponsors of the Music Modernization Act to provide input and mark ups to their current proposed legislation.

In 2019 he testified to the Canadian House of Commons’ Standing Committee on Industry, Science and Technology in view of its forthcoming study of the Statutory Review of the Copyright Act.

Jeff was also a sitting board member of the AMLC, one of two entities that submitted itself in 2019 for designation by the Register of Copyright as the Mechanical Licensing Collective as required under the Music Modernization Act.