This quote from the following article confirms the statement I quoted in my previous comment:

"The music publishers’ plan, quite deliberately, is to go in impossibly high. As Israelite tells it, in the world of synchronization, licensing fees in the US are broadly split 50/50 between publishers (and songwriters) and record labels (and artists). Yet when it comes to streaming, a very different equation shakes out: publishers/songwriters are paid that 10%-15% headline share of Spotify’s revenues (divided up by their market share), while the major record labels are understood to be paid a 52% share (divided up by their market share)."

https://www.rollingstone.com/pro/features/songwriters-spotify-amazon-crb-royalties-war-1015116/

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