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The IPI number for JONATHAN MARK BUCKLAND is 00280535470. IPI numbers are unique 11-digit Interested Parties Information codes managed by SUISA on behalf of CISAC, used by performing rights organizations worldwide to track royalty payments to rights holders. JONATHAN MARK BUCKLAND is indexed as a songwriter. JONATHAN MARK BUCKLAND has 153 registered works indexed on Credits.fm.
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00280535470 is an Interested Parties Information (IPI) code assigned to JONATHAN MARK BUCKLAND, a songwriter. IPI numbers are unique identifiers managed by SUISA on behalf of CISAC, used by performing rights organizations worldwide to identify rights holders and distribute royalties.
JONATHAN MARK BUCKLAND has 153 musical works (ISWCs) in our database. Top collaborators include UNIVERSAL MUSIC PUBL. MGB LTD., UNIVERSAL MUSIC - BRENTWOOD BENSON PUBLISHING, HIPGNOSIS SIDE A.
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Daylight ID
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In My Place ID
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The Scientist ID
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