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BMG/Primary Wave Artist Services, the new venture, will release new recordings, with Primary Wave doing marketing and promotion and BMG handling royalty accounting and contracts, Lawrence Mestel, chief executive of Primary Wave, said in an interview on Monday.

Jack Gerard, president of the American Petroleum Institute, said in a statement that "terminating this straightforward method of handling royalty payments runs the risk of raising administrative costs and adding additional layers of paperwork required to determine the value of oil and gas production".

With today's new approach, the company will pay that fee directly to the record labels rather than SoundExchange, the entity that handles royalty collection for services like 8tracks or Pandora.

(SoundExchange does not handle royalties for downloads, nor for the on-demand streams of companies like Spotify and Rhapsody).

It also has the support of most of the official groups in the music business's alphabet soup: that is, in addition to the R.I.A.A., Ascap and BMI, which handle royalties; NARM, which represents retailers; and the independent label advocates A2IM and Impala.

For example, the amount of royalties paid by big stations should be negotiated, with any impasse resolved by the Copyright Royalty Board, a group of three judges set up to handle royalties involving Web broadcasting.

That makes it a neat place to discover content, but a messy one to browse, and an even messier one to handle royalties for.

The energy debate also comes as gasoline prices have declined and on the heels of disclosures of a scandal in the Interior Department branch that handles oil royalty payments, with revelations of federal officials having parties and sexual relations with oil industry representatives.

So we administer songs, handle royalties and have partners in territories around the world.

However, RightsFlow will not handle the royalties for the recordings.

Virgil Blackwell, a clarinetist, serves as Mr. Carter's business manager and constant helper, handling everything from royalties to hearing-aid batteries.