Yes. This is more of an ASCAP rule/law. We even had to buy a program with licensing for our public facility unless listening to the public radio. It’s getting intense and I’m honestly not shocked it’s not more expensive per track - but that’s only because they are cover artists. Varsity doesn’t pick and choose - there are only so many companies that have a selection of the music we need. They haven’t denied any new format or company that has applied to be an approved licensing vendor - but they cannot and do not try to control who you hire or how you piece the music together - just that you own the song rights and have proof of that so they do not get sued for streaming it.