It's a funny old game, this music business!
- By David Nash
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- 30 Jan, 2019
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'Grime' is the new 'Mainstream'
We are extremely proud that we now represent #Artists, #Producers, #Songwriters and #DJs that we have successfully negotiated long-term deals with major Record Companies including #SonyATV, #Parlophone, #EMIRecords, #WarnerMusic (UK) and we represent clients that have had exposure on #BBC1Xtra #RadioOne #CapitalXtra who also have #Endorsement deals with #Nike #FootAsylum We also represent clients that are fast becoming recognised as leading #SocialInfluencers appearing on #Primetime #ChannelFour productions and working on material for release in #NorthAmerica We have clients, here in the UK as well as the #UnitedStatesofAmerica #Ghana #Nigeria #Trinidad #Tobago #Catford #Chamonix © David A.Nash
Our Music & Entertainment legal department could still be considered in the embryonic stages and in fact we are and actively embrace this.
My hourly rate for music industry legal services is £250 plus VAT (contractual reviews, creation, negotiations, copyright infringements, artist disputes)
We have an experienced Music Law Consultant (David A.Nash), who is very knowledgeable in relation to music law contracts, terms and rates to press for.
A community of Writers, Artists and Producers have, over the last eighteen months approached this firm seeking Legal support and creative advice.
With a new generation of Composers/Producers comes the fresh understanding that their legal rights are not being explained to them.
As with any new business, it takes some time to find your particular niche and we have attracted the very finest young new breed of musical entrepreneurs.
Sometimes, as an Artist, you may find yourself in the midst of a legal situation that is all consuming. You can reach out to a music industry solicitor for support.
Without question one of the most important matters that can be overlooked is budgeting for your legal requirements throughout your recording/publishing matter.
The Business of music and its manufacturing/creative results is a Business and if it is not treated as such your business will fail and you will receive no income.
