and also to credit the creators when the song is out on a streaming services. it's a very different approach to how it currently works. normally, it would be a bunch of publishers or managers or agents after the fact, scrabbling about trying to work out who was in the room what day, what was the song work out who was in the room what day, what was the song title, who actually wrote that song, and it's an absolute nightmare. you can imagine how inefficient it is to try and find that information out afterwards. it's almost impossible. but with session, when a musician arrives at a studio to make a recording, they scan a qr code to sign in. each musician has a unique identifying number, and this is automatically assigned to the tracks they work on. my view on the problem is that you must go to the source. if we feed the music industry with a lot of different platforms and databases with the wrong information, it will still be wrong, so capturing the data here with session solves so many problems downstream. in some ways, it's a simple idea. butjoining the dots