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We have now allocated NOK 103.2 million for music played on the radio and in shops, cafés, gyms and the like in 2023. This is distributed with NOK 50.5 million to performers and NOK 52.7 million to record companies and self-producers.
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New reports from shops, cafés, gyms and the like mean that more people are now receiving payments from Gramo.
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The final payment of the year distributes NOK 23.1 million to Norwegian artists, producers and record labels.
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By adopting the DDEX standard for data exchange of metadata, Gramo wants to ensure that payments to rights holders are made faster, more accurately and with full transparency.
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Last year, EUR 178 million for artists and musicians was exchanged between Gramo organizations internationally. A total of EUR 880 million was collected in remuneration. This is an increase of 10 percent from the previous year.
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A thousand new Carp songs every single day? With polka rhythms and Britney as a backing singer, all tailored to your own mood? - The only thing stopping it is the law," says Ankit Desai. He believes AI will change everything.
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Holsten's "Slå Hjerte, Slå" was the most played Norwegian-language song on the radio in 2022. He also holds second place on the same list with "Smilet I Ditt Eget Speil". Together, the two Holsten songs received over 500 hours of airplay.
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A more even gender balance as a condition for funding when organizing concerts and festivals was one of the proposals discussed during this year's by:larm.
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The proportion of Norwegian music on the individual radio channels varies from 50.9 percent on NRK P1 to 5.6 percent on Radio Norge.
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With 38 different songs and over 1,000 hours on the air, Kygo consolidates its position as the most played Norwegian artist on Norwegian radio stations for the fourth year in a row.
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8 of the 10 most played artists on Norwegian radio are men, according to a recent statistics report from Gramo.
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We are proud to announce an impressive record year in 2022 with a growth of 10 percent. A total of NOK 151 million was distributed to licensees, an increase of NOK 14 million compared to the previous year. After a demanding period with the pandemic, we are now approaching normal levels.
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Artificial intelligence and gender equality in the music industry are among the topics Gramo will highlight at this year's conference
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True to tradition, we carried out a post-settlement before the summer, this time amounting to NOK 20.6 million. NOK 11 million of this was settled to performers and NOK 9.6 million was settled to producers.
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On Monday, June 5, Gramo's annual meeting was held at Popsenteret in Oslo. The meeting was conducted with a hybrid solution, where registered members could either be physically present or participate digitally. Our supplier, Playroom, ensured that the annual meeting was organized and carried out in a good way.
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Echo is the technical system that allows Gramo to settle and distribute royalties individually to rights holders when, for example, radio stations use recorded music.
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Gramo stopped by Hoggorm pizza in Bergen to have a chat with owner Christopher Haatuft. We were curious about his thoughts on the use of music in the restaurant.
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The Thief in Oslo is one of the hotels that pays Gramo to perform recorded music for their guests, and we are inspired by their awareness and thoughts on the use of music. Hotel director Robert Holan gives us a little insight into how music and art can be an important tool for creating the right atmosphere.
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