MUSIC LICENSING PROGRAM

BMI is the bridge between songwriters and the businesses and organizations that want to play their music publicly. As a global leader in music rights management, BMI serves as an advocate for the value of music, representing more than 17 million musical works created and owned by more than 1.1 million songwriters, composers and music publishers.

ORLA Members Can Save Up to 20% Off Their Music Licensing Fees! 
Your ORLA membership offers special savings on your BMI Music License for eating and drinking establishments. When licensing or paying online, customers will receive all of the applicable discounts as they move through the licensing process. 

This program provides the following member discounts:
  • A 5% discount for their membership
  • Another 5% discount when they license and/or pay in full online at BMI.com/ede
  • In addition, they will receive another 10% discount for timely payment

New Searchable Data Platform
Wondering if the music you’re playing is by a BMI songwriter? Check out SONGVIEW, a new data platform that’s making copyright data more accessible and transparent for music users.
 
Tailor your search for the info you want:
  • Songview- See a combined view of more than 20 million BMI and ASCAP musical works, including a breakdown of shares by PRO. The data platform will continue to be updated as new song data becomes available.
  • BMI Repertoire- See the ownership of all musical works covered under a BMI license by accessing the traditional BMI repertoire.
  • 100% BMI Works- See only musical works that are 100% represented by BMI.
​
Visit repertoire.bmi.com to go directly to Songview, and for more information on how it works, go to bmi.com/special/songview.
To learn more about the BMI discount program, email Membership@OregonRLA.org or call 503.682.4422. To register for BMI licensing or for more information on BMI services, visit BMI.com/ede.
​WATCH NOW: Smart businesses know that music makes all the difference when it comes to keeping your customers happy and coming back for more. But using music in your business is more complicated that just turning on your radio.
Picture of musician
Nashville Hitmaker Helps BMI Show Support for Oregon Hospitality Industry at Northwest Food Show