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What Is an ISRC Code?

An ISRC code (International Standard Recording Code) is a unique identifier assigned to a specific sound recording. Every professionally distributed track has its own ISRC.

Think of the ISRC as a permanent digital ID for your song. It stays with the recording for its entire lifetime.

What Is a UPC Code?

While an ISRC identifies a single recording, a UPC code (Universal Product Code) identifies an entire release — such as a single, EP, or album.

Distributors typically assign a UPC when your release is delivered to streaming platforms.

Why Is the ISRC Important?

Track Music Usage Across:

Streaming platforms
Digital downloads
Radio airplay & TV broadcasts

Ensures Proper:

Accurate royalty tracking
Faster royalty payments
Correct artist credits

Correct ISRC + Complete Metadata = Better Royalty Reporting

How to Find Your ISRC Code

Many artists don’t always receive ISRC information directly. If your music is already live, use our ISRC lookup tool above.

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Verify Data

Check your recording information is correct.

Why Accuracy Matters

Incorrect or missing ISRC and UPC codes can lead to:

Delayed payments
Unmatched revenue
Ownership disputes

ISRC vs UPC – What’s the Difference?

ISRC

Identifies one specific sound recording

UPC / EAN

Identifies the full product or release

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Once assigned to a recording, an ISRC remains permanently linked to that specific version of the track.

Yes. Any new recording version (remix, radio edit, acoustic version) requires its own ISRC.

Most royalty and neighbouring rights organizations rely on ISRC data for accurate tracking, so including it is strongly recommended.

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