How To Get Signed By A Record Label. From approaching label reps to negotiating your terms, here’s our guide to getting signed...

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At Amuse, we offer two tier music distribution, and always let artists keep 100% of their rights and royalties. Why? Our distro services helps us discover new artists to sign to our record label.

A&R: Short for Artists and Repertoire, it’s the department at a record label or music publisher responsible for discovering new talent and signing them to the company. An A&R guides an artist through their career by for example working with them throughout the recording process, and bringing in producers, writers, and other collaborators to ...

Owning your masters means you own the copyright to the original sound recordings of your music. The copyright of the Sound Recording is generally owned by the artist or record label that they are signed to. Whoever owns the master recordings will earn royalties when the song is played or reproduced (including radio, streaming, downloads).

A curated playlist of some of our label artists. Updated on a monthly basis, so check back to discover which tracks we're signing.

Amuse is a re-imagined record label, offering artist-friendly record deals to music makers we believe in. Here's our breakdown of our label and top tips from our label on getting signed.

At bare minimum, be sure to include the artist name, producer, record label or distributor, if the agreement includes ownership, automatic payment splitting, song name, date, up front producer fee, producer royalty rate, songwriting % (if any) and recoup details.

A music manager is one of the most important people in any artist’s team — they’ll help you build your brand, negotiate business deals, and will bring in pre-existing relationships with labels, agencies, publicists, and promoters.

We listened and talked about the record before anyone else got the chance, played a few songs unplugged, had a Tribe Friday photo wall set up, and a few other surprises. It was awesome. Do you have any quick tips for aspiring artists on how to grow and maintain their fanbase?