From artist + title to a report-ready file
In France, producers' neighbouring rights are managed by SCPP and SPPF, and broadcast usage is declared through SPRE. SCPP has been France's national ISRC agency since 1989 — the ISRC is central to how a broadcast is matched to the right recording. Most station play logs don't carry it.
SonoVault's Bulk Lookup closes that gap. Paste a list of tracks with just the artist and title, resolve them against a catalog of 90M+ recordings, and download a file with Artist, Title, Album, Label, and ISRC for every track — ready for your broadcast declaration.
Resolve your play log in the Bulk Lookup tool in your SonoVault dashboard. A free account includes 1,000 lookups a month — no credit card needed.
🇫🇷 What SCPP / SPPF needs from your report
SCPP and SPPF are France's neighbouring-rights societies for producers of sound recordings — SCPP represents the major labels and many independents, SPPF the independents. They collect the producers' share of the “rémunération équitable” owed when recordings are broadcast or publicly performed, separate from SACEM, which handles the authors' rights in the song.
Broadcasters declare their usage — the relevés de diffusion — and pay équitable remuneration through SPRE, which splits it between producers and performers. SCPP, France's national ISRC agency since 1989, states that the ISRC improves a recording's traceability and facilitates the processing of radio and TV broadcast reports. Matching a broadcast to the right rightsholder keys on the ISRC and accurate recording metadata (audio fingerprinting is used to backfill), so a bare artist–title log forces fuzzy matching.
The gap most reporters hit: radio and TV playout exports list what aired but are metadata-thin — no clean ISRC per spin, no producer or label, inconsistent artist and title strings, and no precise version. That's the gap this tool fills.
How it works
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Paste your artist + title list
Drop in a column of tracks — a station play log, a setlist, or a catalog export — one per line, up to 1,000. Or import a CSV and map the Artist and Title columns.
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Resolve to ISRC + label
Press Resolve. Each line is matched to a canonical recording and its ISRC, album, and record label — the fields a usage report relies on to identify a recording.
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Download the enriched file
Export a CSV with Artist, Title, Album, Label, and ISRC for every track, then map those columns to the format your society's report expects.
What SonoVault adds to each track
One row per track, enriched with the recording identifier and clean release data your report needs.
ArtistThe featured artist, cleaned to its canonical spelling.TitleThe recording's title, normalised against the catalog.AlbumThe release the recording appears on.LabelThe record label that released the recording.ISRCThe 12-character recording code, upper-cased — the reliable recording identifier.ISRC, plus clean metadata
SCPP's repertoire is searchable by ISRC, title, artist, album, and barcode, and the ISRC is what makes broadcast reports processable. SonoVault returns the ISRC and clean release data.
One 12-character code that names the exact recording — the studio cut, the radio edit, the remaster all have their own. It is the cleanest, highest-match way to tie a reported play to the right recording.
Clean, canonical release data corroborates the match and stands in when an ISRC is unavailable. SonoVault returns all of it, normalised against a 90M-recording catalog.
Common uses
Broadcast declaration (relevés de diffusion)
French broadcasters declare what they aired to SPRE. Resolve your play log once and attach the ISRC and label so your declaration matches cleanly.
Web radio
Turn an artist + title log from your automation system into a file with ISRC, album, and label attached.
Register your repertoire
Producers declaring phonograms need the ISRC and UPC/EAN per track. Pull the ISRCs for a whole catalog in one pass.
Fill missing ISRCs
Older or third-party recordings without ISRCs on file, matched against a 90M-recording catalog to recover the codes.
Reporting to another collecting society?
SonoVault supplies the ISRC and metadata for these reporting flows too.
Frequently asked questions
Enrich your report free
A free SonoVault account includes 1,000 lookups a month. Paste your artist + title list, resolve it to ISRC, album, and label, and export the file — no credit card, no code.
Not affiliated with SCPP / SPPF. SonoVault is an independent music metadata service and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to SCPP and SPPF (France's neighbouring-rights societies for producers). We supply ISRC, label, and release data; you are responsible for your own membership, licences, and reporting, and for confirming SCPP / SPPF's current requirements. Always verify data before you submit it. Official sources: SCPP — national ISRC agency · SPRE — how it works.