British Music Rights was an organization in the United Kingdom that represented the interests of music creators, including songwriters, composers, and music publishers. Its primary goal was to protect and promote the rights of these individuals, ensuring they received fair compensation for their work. The organization played a crucial role in advocating for copyright laws and policies that benefited the music industry. By collaborating with other industry groups, British Music Rights aimed to raise awareness about the importance of music rights and support the creative community in navigating the complexities of music licensing and royalties.