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🎼 The 2026 Public Song Project is here! And this year, we’re turning up the volume on the public domain.

🤝 For the first time, WNYC’s Public Song Project is partnering with the Internet Archive!

🎤 Anyone can participate.

📚 The public domain in the U.S. includes creative works published in 1930 or earlier, sound recordings from 1925 or earlier, plus U.S. federal government works.

📆 Submit your song by May 10

Details & entry form ⤵️
wnyc.org/story/2026-public-son

📩 Questions? aoi@wnyc.org

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