Record Companies
The label side of L' ART DE LA MUSIQUE. A record company account is built for the people who sign, license and release: you watch the independent catalogue as it is uploaded, hear the record before anyone else has to explain it to you, and reach the artist directly instead of through a shared inbox.
What a record company account actually does
A company page
Your label, management company or studio gets its own profile: who you are, what you release and how an artist reaches you — the same workspace layout every other member sees, with your name on it.
Sight of what is being uploaded
Artists and producers file their records into the catalogue every day. You can hear what is landing, follow a writer you like and move before the record is everywhere.
A roster place
Publish the releases you are working, keep the catalogue uploads for the records you own, and hold the reference material for the artists you are developing in one place.
The business, in writing
Deals, splits and licensing live in the contract room, as threads with the document attached and a status you can follow from draft to approved.
Independent artists upload takes and beats into the catalogue with tempo, key and genre already attached, so a track you like is one click from the next one.
Artists publish how to contact them on their page. Every conversation starts with the artist, not with a cold message to a manager.
When it is real, the offer goes into the contract room as a thread with the document attached, and both sides can see where it stands.
A record company account is a membership
The Record Company membership runs $149 per month and opens your company workspace: profile, catalogue uploads, the roster place and the industry view of the catalog.
- Record Company workspace at $149 per month
- Company profile with your own positioning and contact
- Catalogue uploads for the records you own
- Roster workspace for the artists you are developing
- Studio, library, catalogue sync and analytics
- The contract room is separate — add it with the Contract Room membership
The Contract Room membership ($199 per month) is the only tier that includes the private contract room, and it can be held on its own or alongside a company account.