SongSource
Tutorial & FAQ
SongSource platform "How To"
Frequently Asked Questions
Prior to Submitting your song
Which artists can I pitch my songs to?
The colorful images on the SongSource grid represent artists for whom Mypart has been granted official permission (by the artists/their label) to collect songs. You may submit your songs to any of these enabled artists.
Do you have a mobile-app?
What about the artists whose pictures are greyed-out?
What type of content can I submit to recording artists on MyPart?
Can I upload a song without choosing a specific artist, and instead opt to let MyPart choose the artist?
What does it mean to register me in the PRO?
MyPart provides admin and publishing services for songwriters who are not registered with any PRO. If your song is successfully matched to a performing artist and they are interested in working with you, MyPart will help you register with a PRO ( such as ASCAP or BMI) to collect your royalties.
Do I have to own 100% of my song?
Yes, you should own 100% of any song that you submit. If you co-wrote the song with another songwriter, you must obtain their permission to upload the song.
Can I keep my song on additional platforms (Spotify, Soundcloud, etc.) while it’s still in the process of being reviewed on Mypart?
What kind of songs are you searching for?
We don’t believe in good and bad songs, we believe in the right song for the right artist at the right time. The matching process is subjective, and will depend on the artist’s current needs and requirements.
How should I choose which artist to pitch to?
We recommend listening to recently released albums/records by each of the artists for whom we collect songs, and try to tailor your writing to one of their styles/bodies of work. All artists and their teams have different references. Can you visualize the artist singing your song? If you can, consider pitching your song to them.
What is the benefit for artists/songwriters?
Can I submit more than one song?
How do royalties work with MyPart?
If, and only if MyPart places your song with an opportunity, MyPart will have an option to offer you a single song publishing agreement.
Registration & Song Submission
How do I send my songs to a recording artist?

Do you send any feedback on the submitted songs?
How many songs can I submit?
What should I include in the “Description” field when I upload a song?
If my song is registered with BMI, SESAC or ASCAP, can I still upload it to MyPart?
If you are already a member of BMI, ASCAP, SESAC or any other PRO (Performance Rights Organizations), MyPart will reach a co-publishing agreement for your specific song when it is successfully placed with an artist. If you are not listed in any PRO, however, MyPart offers to provide this service for you .
Do you screen the submitted songs?
MyPart does not screen or listen to the submitted songs. Rather, we sort and prioritize the songs according to specific parameters defined by the performing artists and their respective teams.
What should I include in the “Lyrics” field when I upload a song?
Simply transcribe all of your song lyrics into the “lyrics” field of the submission form. Currently we only support lyrics written in English.
What does “Pending Uploads” mean? At what point do they change from “pending” to actually uploaded?
“Pending” means the song is pending a review by an artist rep. Once the song is reviewed, the song’s status will change to “Uploaded.”
Post Song Submission
What can I expect after song submission?
Once a song is submitted, it is analyzed with MyPart's AI and sent to the representative of the relevant performing artist. While we can’t guarantee your song will be listened to or placed by the artist’s creative team, we can ensure the song will be analyzed by our AI, and subsequently be prioritized for the artist and his/her team based on specific parameters they have established.
What should I do if I decide I no longer want my song to be on the MyPart platform?
How long does MyPart own a submitted song?
Does anyone on behalf of the artists actually listen to the submitted songs?
Can I continue to upload songs even if I have submitted one before?
Yes, absolutely! We recommend that you submit as many songs as you would like, as long as it isn’t the same song or a different version of the song that is similar to what was submitted before during the 3 month period of exclusivity.
Your website says “Pending Uploads”, what does this mean?
Can I make a change to a song I submitted that is still “Pending”?
How can I track my submitted work status?
Once you’re logged in, you can check the status of your submitted songs, including the amount of times they’ve been viewed, etc. All updates about representatives being interested in your song will be sent via email.
How is my song/material protected?
What does MyPart get out of the deal?
If we create a successful match, MyPart will have the opportunity to sign a publishing deal with the songwriter. For a period of three months, you’re committing the song and the pitching to MyPart.