100% for the people behind the music.
The 100 Percenters is an advocacy organization that fights for modernized industry standards, fair pay, and safer working environments for music creatives.
Music creator
advocacy since 2020
Music creators freed from outdated major contracts.
Grants committed to working music creators, with more to come.
Music industry professionals in our community.
Raised to power our advocacy, programs, and grants.
Supported by ASCAP, BMI, The MLC, Recording Academy, Sony Music Publishing, Spotify, YouTube and more.
Covered by NPR, Billboard, Variety, Rolling Stone, ABC News and more. All press →Two fights you can join today
If the space doesn’t exist, build it.
Where creators and the industry meet
Town halls, panels, and our signature activations. This is what community looks like.
Want your brand in the room? Sponsor or partner with us
Become a 100 Percenter.
Join a creator-led organization protecting and advancing our rights and our voice in the music industry. Your dues fund the work.
- Be heardYour input shapes our advocacy with industry leaders.
- First to knowEvents, town halls, and activations.
- ConnectCreatives and allies building a stronger music community.
- Stay informedIndustry news, policy changes, and campaigns.
$19.99a year
Your dues fund our events, campaigns, and grants for music creators.
Become a member →Not ready to join? Donate instead →
Politics · March 10, 2026
Kesha Calls Out White House for Using “Blow” in War Post. The Song Is Now Muted.
“I absolutely do NOT approve of my music being used to promote violence of any kind.”
100P · February 11, 2026
The 100 Percenters Launch T.O.P Network, Expanding Into Media With Debut of T.O.P News
“Songwriters are foundational to every record, but we’re rarely centered in the narrative,” said Tiffany Red, Founder and Host. “On T.O.P News, we’re going to talk about this industry honestly and from the creator’s point of view.”
Charts · December 19, 2025
YouTube Is Leaving the Billboard Charts. Here’s Why.
YouTube will stop providing its data to the U.S. Billboard charts beginning January 16, 2026, ending a partnership that has lasted more than a decade.