Harris, however, will make more money than Swift on this recording of the song because he is the artist as well as the songwriter. Between sales and streams, the label will take in about $1.2 million. If Harris has a record contract that pays 22 cents on the dollar (a split usually reserved for bankable stars), then his take, before recoupables (money the label has "fronted" for marketing, production and the like), will be about $272,000.
Since Harris also produced the song, he will get 4 points out of the 22 percent artist royalty, which would leave 18 percent to be split between Harris and Rihanna. If it was split evenly, Harris’ total take as the artist and producer so far, before recoupable, would be about $161,000 and Rihanna’s about $111,000.
When all is said and done, Swift would get about $193,000 for co-writing the song, while co-writer (and performer and producer) Harris would get $354,000.
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, I think this is AP tho
. Maybe it depends on the contract 