Song Search

Search ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC for song information.

Song Search: Chrome Extension for ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC

Song Search is a powerful Chrome extension that allows users to search ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC simultaneously to find comprehensive song information, including composers, publishers, catalog numbers, artists, and ISWC numbers. A convenient tool for music industry professionals and composition researchers.

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Extension stats

Users: 818

-12

Rating: 1.00

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Version: 0.0.6 (Last updated: 2016-09-30)

Creation date: 2016-09-30

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

http://repertoire.bmi.com/*
https://www.sesac.com/*

Size: 56.05K

Ranking

# 33,186 ▼ 427

Other rankings

#4743 in Tools ▼ 33 #3 in song keyword 42 #228 in music keyword 39 ▼ 8

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Extension summary

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If you've worked in the music industry, you know ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC -- these are the three major performance-rights organizations. They manage huge databases of compositions, song-writers, and publishers. If you're doing composition research -- "Who is Billy Joel's publisher?" or "What percentage of 'I Choose You' does Sara Bareilles own?' -- you have to look in three separate places. Why not search all of these sites at the same time? Enter Song Search.

Inside of the Song Search Chrome extension, users can search by title, composer, publisher, artist, catalog number, or ISWC number. Song Search launches new tabs and that target the appropriate search results on ASCAP, BMI, and SESAC's websites.

User reviews

I think the three organizations have changed their URLs since the extension was created - as of April 2021 the BMI tab is an error message, SESAC is their site's home page, and ASCAP is mostly blank.