What We Do
Kenya Association of Music Producers (KAMP) was incorporated to represent the rights and interests of producers of sound recordings, and to collect license fees and distribute royalties in accordance with section 28 of the Copyright Act of 2001, Laws of Kenya.
KAMP’s primary role is to administer Rights on behalf of our members. We do so by licensing music users who commercially exploit music by communiating to the public such as television and radio broadcasters, salons,events, retail shops, restaurants, transport sector, promoters and shopping malls, through the collection of licence fees which are then distributed as royalties.
Our Members
Rights Administered By KAMP
KAMP only collects licence fees in respect of sound recordings. The other rights that vest in the musical work are collected by other organisations. Only people who own the rights of the work are eligible to earn royalties related to sound recording Rights. It is for this reason that KAMP members are music producers or record labels. Our members earn royalties when their musical creations are performed in public – for example when they are played by a KAMP-PRISK licensed broadcaster, promoter or any other licensed establishment.
