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Peermusic President of U.S. & Canada Jamie Cerreta on the State of Indie Publishing: ‘A Hit Can Come From Anywhere Now’

Peermusic president of the U.S. and Canad Jamie Cerreta discusses the state of indie publishing in 2026 and what songwriters want now.

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