Performers’ rights – Performers’ rights refer to the legal protections granted to individuals or groups who perform musical works. These rights ensure that performers can control and be compensated for the use of their performances. 

• Right to control – Performers have the right to control how their live and recorded performances are used and distributed.
• Economic rights – Performers are entitled to receive payment for the use of their performances, including royalties for public performances, broadcasts, and the reproduction of recordings.
• Moral rights – Performers have the right to be credited for their performances, as well as the right to object to any modification of their performances that would harm their reputation.