Extraterritorial copyright law in the music industry addresses the complex issue of applying a nation's copyright laws to acts of infringement that occur beyond its geographical boundaries¹. This concept is crucial in the digital age, where music is distributed globally through online platforms, making it challenging to enforce copyright protection across different jurisdictions². Traditionally, copyright protection has been territorial, meaning national laws apply to infringements within a specific country³. However, the global nature of music consumption necessitates understanding how different legal frameworks interact when copyright violations span multiple territories.