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A new report from Fair Play shows that a large share of electronic music performances still fail to generate accurate payments to the right creators, largely due to both registration barriers and missing or incomplete data on the music played which lead to attribution gaps, and outdated distribution weightings.

106,000+ UK live performances had royalties collected but not paid due to missing setlist or song info.

According to PRS, only 10 out of 230 DJs submitted their setlist at major British festival (Creamfields)

"It is difficult to determine how accurately lesser known and independent artists as well as smaller publishers are being compensated compared to widely popular artists and major publishers," noted the letter, seen by Billboard.

It’s the second legal headache for PRS for Music this year, with Blur drummer Dave Rowntree leading a claim against the society with the UK’s competition appeal tribunal over ‘black box’ royalties.