Description

Label & Record Deal Pack — 32 professional templates

Do you run an independent label or a music production company, and need to sign artists, produce recordings, license a catalogue, and manage business partnerships? The Label & Record Deal Pack brings together 32 templates drafted by lawyers specializing in music law, the most comprehensive coverage from the MusiLaw library to structure a label's activity.

Customisable documents, designed to frame artist signatures, production, exploitation, and 360 agreements.

Need a specific contract? Check the complete library of 120+ templates or the category labels & record companies.

Summary of the pack

What this pack allows you to secure

• The artist signing, in traditional recording or in 360 agreements including co-publishing and ancillary revenues.
• The royalties and fees due to each artist according to the type of contract.
• The licenses granted to third parties on your catalogue.
• The partnerships with producers, distributors, and creative providers.
• The end of contract and releases, without legal gray areas.

Why Choose This Pack

• The pack the most complete in the library, designed to cover the entire life cycle of a label: signing, production, exploitation, partnerships.
• Contracts consistent with each other, rather than scattered individual purchases — essential when multiple agreements must interconnect (artist, producer, distributor).
• Suitable for independent labels as well as professional structures in development.
• Compliant with current practices in the music industry.

A one-time investment, reusable for every signing and every project.

Examples of contracts included

• 360 Agreement between a label and an artist (with co-publishing)
• Secondary artist contract (when one artist hires another)
• Release agreement (end of recording contract)
• Graphic design agreement for music
• Service contract for music video production
• (and 27 other models covering production, licensing, and catalogue administration)

FAQ

What is the difference between a traditional recording contract and a 360 deal? A traditional contract only covers recordings; a 360 deal allows the label to receive a share of other artist revenues (publishing, touring, merchandising).

Does this package cover licenses granted to third parties? Yes, additionally, it is recommended to consult the Music Licenses package for specific uses (sync, advertising, video games).

Does this package include artist career management? No. For the role of manager, see the Artist Management package.

Is it suitable for a new label? Yes. The templates are designed to be adapted to the size of your structure, from a first signing to a larger catalogue.

Immediate download — One-time purchase, unlimited use.

Do you also produce music in the studio? See the Music Production package. For access to all industry contracts, discover MusiLaw Access.