Is your music getting the respect it deserves
Don’t let your creativity go unprotected. We ensure every beat, lyric, and melody you create stays yours—forever.
Licensing is the bridge between creative excellence and commercial opportunity. At EMRA, we simplify this connection by providing a transparent and secure framework for rights clearance.
When you use music, you’re using someone’s creative work which is protected by copyright. Under UAE federal law, using music outside the private sphere requires permission from the rights holders.
This applies to a wide range of uses, for example, playing background music in your premises.
Obtaining permission from each individual right holder is not realistic. EMRA simplifies this for you. Instead of negotiating with multiple rights holders, you obtain a single license that allows you to use virtually any music you want.
An EMRA license gives you the right to use music in your business or public space lawfully. We represent a broad and diverse repertoire of music through our community of authors, composers, publishers, and performers. This means you can rely on a single license to use music across your operations.
If you play music in a public or commercial space, you need a license. This applies to the following:
Tell us how you use music in your business
Your license fee is calculated based on published tariffs
Simple, transparent, and secure.
With confidence that you’re supporting UAE creativity.
Covering the airwaves and the digital world. A license is required for radio or television broadcasters looking to stream or air musical and artistic works.
Read MoreFor businesses that play music for their customers or staff. A license from EMRA covers the use of your music in commercial environments.
Read MoreSecuring the right to replicate and distribute. If your work involves creating physical copies (like CDs or vinyl), digital downloads, or synchronizing music with visual media.
Read MoreProtecting the energy of live performance. This license is designed for event organizers, venue owners, and promoters hosting live shows, festivals, or public exhibitions.
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