By integrating the physical, digital, and social supply chain around music, Caldecott Music Group brings together brands and people who are passionate about music, allowing them to deliver authentic content, products, and experiences for all music lovers.
Caldecott Music Group (caldecottmusic.com), a leading Singapore-headquartered global music company, today announced a strategic partnership with the ISNI International Agency (ISNI-IA), becoming an official ISNI Registration Agency. ISNI (the International Standard Name Identifier) is the ISO-certified global standard that ensures creators are uniquely and consistently identified and credited across the creative industries, helping to drive greater accuracy, visibility of creators, and attribution throughout the music and media sectors.
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With an extensive and interconnected ecosystem empowering over 100 million creators worldwide across its portfolio of BandLab Technologies (BandLab, Cakewalk, ReverbNation, Airbit), NME Networks (NME, Guitar.com, MusicTech), and Vista Musical Instruments (Heritage Guitars, Harmony, MONO and more), Caldecott Music Group is taking a unified and collaborative approach to identity management, placing ISNI at the heart of its infrastructure for the next-generation creator economy.
Caldecott Music Group’s adoption of ISNI extends beyond the artists who engage with its divisions, brands and products. It reinforces the company’s broader commitment to supporting the economic ecosystem of creatives driving the global music industry—from artists, producers, and songwriters to journalists, photographers, videographers, and others shaping how music is made, experienced, and shared.
At the core of this partnership is the belief that trusted identity must remain human-first in an increasingly complex creative supply chain, influenced by the rise of automation and generative AI. Caldecott Music Group’s adoption of ISNI reflects a deeper investment in building an ecosystem where creators and their works are uniquely and accurately identified across the global supply chain. This approach protects attribution, streamlines rights tracking, and safeguards creative recognition in a world where authorship, authenticity, and the global creator economy face mounting challenges.
“We’re entering an era where creators are no longer defined by a single role, platform, or geography, they’re building multi-hyphenate careers across disciplines, shaping culture in real time, and connecting with global communities on their own terms,” said Meng Ru Kuok, CEO and Founder of Caldecott Music Group.
This shared vision for a more open, inclusive, and equitable creative ecosystem underpins the partnership between CMG and ISNI, advancing efforts to ensure creators everywhere are properly identified, credited, and celebrated.
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