How much does radio pay to play a music track and how much does the artist earn per play?

Answer 1

If internet radio stations are like normal radio stations, they normally get all of their songs saved onto a massive database. When the DJ wants to get a song they just type it in and they will find it. Think of it as iTunes with almost every known song ever stored on it.

Answer 2

They don't get paid they just might get a label interested in them and then they get signed& that's how they get payed

The radio station informs the Performing Rights Society of the playing and pay them the relevant fee. The PRS then disburses the royalties to the artists (composers)

Answer 3

That would depend on their publishing contract. Usually only a few cents, but it adds up.

Answer 4

€300