Look beyond the headline split
Review contract term, revenue participation, rights control, exclusivity, reporting, marketing commitments and possible advances as one commercial package.
Distribution & labels
Your releases deserve the right infrastructure.
For independent artists and labels, the right distribution relationship is about more than delivery. Explore structures that fit your catalog, release plans and control preferences.
Revenue participationTerritory coverageCatalog migrationReporting & support
A dedicated path for labels
Labels with larger catalogs can outline repertoire size, release volume, migration needs and operational requirements. We consider different commercial structures rather than a single distributor.
Make the transition deliberate
Any migration must account for existing contracts, takedown requirements, identifiers, metadata and continuity. Eligibility and commercial arrangements determine what is possible.
GOOD QUESTIONS
Before you take the next step.
Can I explore this with an existing distributor?
Yes, subject to your current terms. Share a high-level description of term and exclusivity; no private contract is needed at the first step.
Explore distribution partnerships
An inquiry starts a conversation. Opportunities depend on rights, existing agreements, territory and commercial fit. No funding, recovery, sale or placement is guaranteed.
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