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One word in your producer agreement recoupment clause — Release or Recording — determines whether your royalties are measured against your single track or an entire album budget. This is how to find it, what it means, and exactly what to do about it.
A music lawyer protects artists through contracts, copyrights, and royalty disputes. Learn what an entertainment attorney actually does for your career.
Remember the OutKast vs. ATLiens trademark lawsuit from a few years ago? Here’s the update nobody wants: OutKast filed their […]
If you’re a producer or an artist on the come-up, chances are you’ve heard the terms “record deal” and “distribution […]
Your music career is taking off. Record labels are calling, streaming numbers are climbing, and opportunities are flooding in. But with success comes contracts to review, rights to protect, and deals to negotiate. Having the right legal representation can make the difference between a career defining opportunity and a costly mistake.
Are you a music producer, artist, or manager looking to better understand the contracts that shape your collaborations? We’re excited […]
After years of hard work, the opportunity to take your career to the next level might feel like a dream come true. However, signing a deal is a major decision that can significantly impact your artistic freedom, financial stability, and long-term success. Before you put pen to paper, ask yourself these three critical questions to ensure you’re making the best move for your career.
Among the various types of publishing arrangements, the two most common are co-publishing agreements and administration agreements, and understanding the differences between these sorts of deals is essential for artists and musicians to maximize their earning potential.
If you are considering signing with or releasing your music on a label, we highly recommend you hire a skilled entertainment lawyer to assist you throughout the process. However, understanding the components of the deal yourself is equally important and is essential to growing in your career as a musician or producer.
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