No advance required
Choose a service fee or a revenue share, agreed in the framework. The split is set before production.
Pick the tracks, approve the lyrics, keep your copyrights. Choose a service fee or a revenue share, agreed in the framework before production.
Choose a service fee or a revenue share, agreed in the framework. The split is set before production.
You decide which songs, which languages and which artists. Nothing moves without your sign-off.
The original stays yours. You own the new version too. The original writers’ shares are unchanged, and Moozz is credited as producer.
Consent, approvals and splits are recorded for each track, so every party can prove its rights.
You pay a fixed price per track and language. You own the new version. Best for catalogues with a clear release plan and budget.
No upfront fee under revenue share. Moozz takes a share of the new master’s revenue, and the agreement sets the split. You keep ownership and control. Best for back catalogue you want to test in new markets at no risk.
A reduced fee plus a smaller share. You keep ownership and control. Best for priority releases where you want speed and lower exposure.
Exact terms are set once in a framework agreement and apply to every track you opt in afterwards.
Terms, territories and reporting are agreed once for your whole catalogue. You keep ownership and control.
Send us a list or use the partner dashboard. For each track: languages, artist consent and lyric approver.
Your team and the artist approve the adapted lyrics before any version is produced. Two rounds of lyric revisions are included before approval. Changes after approval are a new adaptation.
You release through your own channels or a distributor you choose. Reporting and payment terms are set in the framework, and splits are registered at source.
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No. The original master recording and composition are untouched and remain yours.
You own the new version. The original composition, its songwriters and their shares stay unchanged. Moozz is credited as producer. Where a revenue share applies, the framework sets the split.
Yes, always. We do not produce a version without the artist’s written consent to use their voice.
An artist or rightsholder can withdraw consent for future use of a language version at any time. Withdrawal applies to new releases and uses from the date of notice; existing releases follow the agreement’s takedown terms.
Adapted lyrics are produced by the Moozz system to fit the melody, delivered with a back-translation, and approved by you and the artist before any version is produced. You keep control at every step.
Publishing shares are paid through collecting societies where applicable. Reporting and payment terms are set in the framework agreement. You keep ownership of your master.
Send us one song and one language. We will quote a service fee or a revenue share so you can judge the fit before signing anything.
Send one track