Verse One.
As an artist who recognizes that "Every Verse Counts", digital distribution has become a must in order to reach all your potential fans. Verseone distribution grows your visibility. It gets your music into as many ears as possible. And it helps you get paid for your music. LET US HELP YOU COLLECT ALL WHAT YOU ARE DUE!

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Most Musicians only make money from tickets sales when they tour. However, If your music is being distributed, performed worldwide, and you don’t have a publishing deal, your royalties are sitting in collection societies around the world waiting to be claimed by you.

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We charge a one-time, $100 fee per songwriter. Not annual, not per-release, Its just one time.

HERE IS WHAT WE OFFER.

  • Sheet Music Royalties: fifty percent (50 %) of Net Receipts.
  • Mechanical Royalties: a fifty percent (50 %) of Net Receipts actually received by Publisher from any license issued authorizing the manufacture of the parts of instruments serving to mechanically reproduce the Compositions in the United States.
  • Synchronization Fees: seventy-five per cent (75%) of any and all sums actually received by Publisher from motion picture and television synchronization.
  • Broadcast/Performance Income: fifty percent (50%) of the “publisher’s share” of all performing fees received by the Publisher from the broadcast/public performance of the Compositions.
  • Other Income: fifty percent (50%) of Net Receipts from any other source being directly identifiable as from usage(s) of the Compositions and not otherwise specifically referred to in this Agreement.
  • Foreign Income: fifty percent (50%) of any all Net Receipts, after deduction of foreign taxes, actually received (less any cost of collection) by Publisher in the United States from sales, licenses and other uses of the Compositions in countries outside the United States other than public performance fees which are paid directly to Writer.