Music Rights Management refers to the processes and systems that ensure creators of music, such as songwriters, composers, and performers, receive fair compensation for their work. This involves tracking how music is used, whether on the radio, in films, or through streaming services, and collecting royalties on behalf of the artists. Organizations like Performing Rights Organizations (PROs) play a crucial role in Music Rights Management by licensing music and distributing payments to rights holders. By managing these rights, they help protect the interests of artists and encourage the continued creation of new music.