SERVICES
Three services,
and only three.
Recorded music, music publishing and merchandising. Artist management is not one of them; that sits with Rhythm & Brands, a separate company.
SERVICE OVERVIEW
What these services are
Recorded music is the label services side, for signed recording artists. Music publishing is the full service for those artists and the exploitation half of it for music buyers. Merchandising supports the artist relationship rather than being sold on its own. The artist owns her masters and her compositions throughout, and both revert at the end of the term.
Included
- Recorded music
- Music publishing
- Merchandising
- Registration with SESAC
- Royalty collection
- Sample and split documentation
Not included
- Ownership of your masters
- Ownership of your compositions
- Artist management
- A studio room of our own
- Radio promotion and physical retail
- Work outside the term
THE PROCESS
How it works
WHY BUYERS TRUST US
Why buyers trust us
both rightsOne license covers the recording and the song underneath it.
the brief arrivesWriter splits, cleared samples and producer agreements are already in place.
what she madeShe owns the masters and the compositions, and both revert at the end of the term.
PUBLISHED WORK
Ask us what the catalog has cleared for a brief like yours.
Registered with SESAC. Majority women owned.
FREQUENTLY ASKED
Frequently asked
Do I give up my masters?
No. The recording artist owns her masters and her compositions and goes on owning both. Hathor licenses the masters from her, with the right to license them onward, which is what makes a buyer’s clearance work. It takes an administration right in the compositions for the term. Both revert at the end of it.
What is the difference between the two deal paths?
Path A is self funded: the artist funds her career, Hathor advances nothing and recoups nothing, and the commission is 15 percent. Path B is Hathor funded: Hathor advances approved costs and recoups them from her income at a 20 percent commission. The license and administration terms are the same on both.
Does Hathor manage artists?
No. Artist management sits with Rhythm & Brands, which is a separate company. Hathor is a record label and a music publisher, and its clients are recording artists rather than songwriters or producers on their own.
Who registers the works, and with whom?
Hathor does, as part of the administration function. The performing rights organization is SESAC.
GET STARTED
Ready to talk?
Artists send music. Buyers send briefs. If you are not sure which of these you need, say what you are working on and we will tell you.
Women Own Their Work.
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