Hathor Entertainment
One company clears the master and the composition.
An independent record label and music publisher built on women created music, where the writer splits, the sample clearances and the producer agreements are documented before your brief arrives.
What We Do
A label, a publisher and a merchandise operation, run so that the rights behind every track can be shown rather than described.
- Recorded Music
- Music Publishing
- Merchandising
What clearing through one company means for you
One signature
One license covers the recording and the song underneath it. You are not running a clearance across several rightsholders while the delivery date stays where it was.
Documented first
Writer splits, cleared samples and producer agreements are in place before the brief arrives rather than chased after it. The rights position is stated up front, not promised on request.
Not already everywhere
Distinctive women created music that has not been used in six other campaigns. Written, produced and engineered by the artist whose name is on it.
Why we do it
Women are underrepresented in music
Billboard Hot 100 year end charts, 2025. All three figures fell from 2024, and more than nine in ten songs were made without a woman producer.
USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, Inclusion in the Recording Studio, March 2026.
The way in
Send us the brief
Scene, length, tone, references and the deadline. We come back with what fits and what it would take to clear it, or we tell you the catalog does not have it. Both answers are useful and only one of them wastes your week.
Nia Hunter
Chief Executive Officer
Hathor exists because the problem is documented and the response to it has largely been cultural. Two decades of advocacy have produced organizations, panels and pledges. They have not produced ownership. Support for women in music is abundant. Catalogs, rights and companies owned by women are not.