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Music Distribution Deals are Back in Fashion
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As artists shy away from the long duration of traditional recording agreements, there is a rise in distribution deals being offered, even from the major labels. Dive into those deals and the various options that are being offered to artists.
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Music Distribution Deals are Back in Fashion (Jan 2025)
Wallace E.J. Collins III, Lynn Morrow
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Session 1 —60 mins
Music Distribution Deals are Back in Fashion (Jan 2025)
As artists shy away from the long duration of traditional recording agreements, there is a rise in distribution deals being offered, even from the major labels. Dive into those deals and the various options that are being offered to artists.
Originally presented: Nov 2024 Entertainment Law 101
Wallace E.J. Collins III,
Law Offices of Wallace E.J. Collins III - New York, NY
Lynn Morrow,
Adams and Reese LLP - Nashville, TN