Which masters and artists
You choose the catalogue. For each track we confirm the master rights and the artist’s written consent before production starts.
Enterprise
Large catalogues, platforms and labels need volumes, approvals and rights records that fit how they already work. We scope each programme with you before anything is produced.
You choose the catalogue. For each track we confirm the master rights and the artist’s written consent before production starts.
You set the languages and the number of tracks per quarter. We agree the volume in the proposal, and the price follows that scope.
Each version arrives as a release package: master, ISRC, split sheet, metadata and disclosure where required. The API can connect this to your systems.
Your team decides who approves lyrics and releases. Each approval is recorded in the rights file of the version it covers.
Tell us which tracks, languages and markets matter, and how you distribute music today.
We check masters, publishing and consent for the tracks you name, and say which ones need approval first.
A pilot covers part of the catalogue, the agreed languages and an agreed number of tracks, with the timeline and approvals written down.
After the pilot you decide the volume and the terms. We add the tracks in the order you agree.
A pilot shows the real output on your catalogue: the adapted lyrics, the lead vocal, the release package and the rights file. You see all of it before any volume commitment.
We already work with labels, publishers, distributors and platforms on new-language programmes.
Release proven tracks in new languages, with the master kept by you.
Read moreRegister each language version as a derivative work, with the original work and writer shares unchanged.
Read moreOffer language versions through your upload flow or your catalogue.
Read moreCommission a new-language version as a managed project.
Read moreNo. The price follows the scope we agree: the tracks, languages and volume. We set it out in the proposal before you commit to anything.
Yes. A programme can start with one catalogue or one territory. We widen the scope once the pilot results are approved.
Yes. We record each approval in the rights file of the version it covers, and we can follow the approval steps your team already uses.
Send the tracks, languages and volume you have in mind. We reply with a scoped proposal.
Request a proposal