BLACKPINK's Rose leaves Korea Music Copyright Association

BLACKPINK's Rose leaves Korea Music Copyright Association

BLACKPINK member Rose has withdrawn from the Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA), marking the first departure by a major Korean artist since Seo Tai-ji 22 years ago. This move is seen as a step to align her copyright management with the global market as her international activities increase.

[enter-talk] ROSE IS THE FIRST ARTIST AFTER SEO TAIJI TO LEAVE THE KOMCA

Rosé of the girl group Blackpink has officially ended her membership contract with the Korea Music Copyright Association (Komca), the organization said on Thursday. Founded in 1964, Komca is a nonprofit organization that manages the copyrights of musical works for artists and producers.Rosé submitted her termination request on Oct. 31 last year, with the contract officially concluding on Jan. 31 this year after a three-month probation period, ac…

BLACKPINK's Rosé Exits KOMCA, Shifts Copyrights Management To US Publishers, More Deets Inside!

Rosé from BLACKPINK has made a significant move in her music career. She has chosen to withdraw from the Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA), a decision that marks a notable shift in how her creative work will be handled. News of this shift surfaced in a report from Dispatch. According to the report, Rosé officially applied for the termination of her contract with KOMCA on October 31, 2024. Following a standard three-month grace period, th…

BLACKPINK's Rosé withdraws her membership from the Korea Music Copyright Association

Rosé of BLACKPINK has withdrawn her membership from the Korea Music Copyright Association (KOMCA), according to an exclusive media o…

Rosé's music copyrights move to U.S. as singer exits Komca membership

Rosé of the girl group Blackpink has officially ended her membership contract with the Korea Music Copyright Association (Komca), the organization said on Thursday.