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GLOBAL MUSIC TECHNOLOGY

One artist. A world of possibility.

Connect the music, people, rights and experiences around an artist. Ciright Music brings a shared data foundation to a world of creators, networks and immersive entertainment.

Connecting the world through music and culture.

Illustrative demo — fictional records.

Music & Credits: relationships stay attached to the artist at the center.

The artist's world is connected. The information should be too.

Music lives across recordings, credits, teams, venues, audiences and experiences. When that information is fragmented, opportunities become harder to see and relationships harder to manage. Ciright Music starts with the connections that matter.

  • Identity

    Know which artist, work or relationship a record refers to.

  • Context

    Keep the source, permissions and meaning attached to the data.

  • Opportunity

    Connect that understanding to experiences, relationships and commerce.

Interactive demonstration

One connected view of the artist.

Explore how the artist's world comes together.

Illustrative demo — fictional records.

Try another perspective

See how your creative identity sits at the center of connected records. You remain the same artist—views change, ownership does not.

Center

Demo Artist

Music & Credits

One creative work can connect to multiple recordings, releases and contributors. Keeping those relationships clear helps people understand which version and which credits they are viewing.

Source IDs and contributor roles stay attached so catalog views remain understandable across systems.

Source and permission context stay attached. No private sample PII is shown.

Explore artist & catalog

How records connect

  • Catalog A

    Demo Artist · ID catA_artist_8841

    Stage name only

  • Rights registry B

    D. Artist (performing) · ID rrB_party_22019

    Alias spelling variant

  • Venue system C

    Demo Artist Live · ID venC_act_441

    Event billing name

Text alternative: relationship list
  • Music & Credits

    One creative work can connect to multiple recordings, releases and contributors. Keeping those relationships clear helps people understand which version and which credits they are viewing.

  • Team & Rights

    An artist, manager and rights holder can have different roles. Permission to edit a profile is different from permission to license a recording.

  • Audience

    Participation can be understood through consented relationships and aggregated signals. A public graph does not reveal a person's private listening history or identity.

  • Live & Venues

    Productions, places and events can stay linked to the artist and subsequent experiences without inventing venue ownership claims.

  • Commerce

    Products, transactions and participation can be associated with the right artist, campaign and experience context.

  • Immersive Worlds

    A performance can connect to a spatial experience while retaining its artist, production and permitted-use context.

What connection makes possible

Music creates more than a moment.

  1. Step 1

    An artist releases music

    Carries forward: Artist identity · Credits · Permitted use

  2. Step 2

    A community discovers it

    Carries forward: Consented participation · Cultural context

  3. Step 3

    A live experience brings people together

    Carries forward: Event context · Venue · Production

  4. Step 4

    An immersive world extends the connection

    Carries forward: Artist · Production · Permitted-use context

Illustrative journey—not a claim that every service is integrated today.

Who can build with us

For creators and their teams

Bring your music, identity and ambition. Explore the connections that can support your next chapter.

Explore creator opportunities

For networks and industry partners

Connect audiences, content, technology and experiences around a shared understanding of the artist.

Explore partnership opportunities

Local culture. Global connection.

Music begins in communities and moves across borders. Ciright Music is designed around that reality, with room for different languages, genres, markets and ways to participate.

  • Lagos
  • London
  • Philadelphia
  • São Paulo
  • Seoul
  • Nairobi
  • Mexico City
  • Berlin

Cities shown are illustrative cultural locations—not offices, active markets or customers.