Music Rights & Submissions
How AML Music LLC treats first contact, rights and concerns about material.
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1. First contact is not a licence
The enquiry form is for discussing a possible project. Share a listening or artist link, not masters, account credentials or sensitive documents. Sending an enquiry does not assign copyright, authorise a release or settle who owns a recording, composition or artwork.
2. Permission before work
Distribution work starts only under a written agreement. It sets out your authority to supply and release the recordings and everything that goes with them, the territories and destinations, the period, any exclusivity, any reporting, fees and how the agreement ends. Contributors, samples, covers and any previously licensed material must be described accurately. A distributor cannot grant rights that the person delivering the music does not hold. Delivery destinations and any reporting are confirmed per release in that agreement.
3. What promotion can and cannot do
We help plan the story and communication around a release. No playlist placement, number of streams, audience or revenue is promised.
4. Raising a concern
If you believe material connected to this website infringes your rights or raises another rights concern, write to info@amlmusicllc.com with the page or link concerned, a description of the material, your connection to it and why you are concerned. Please do not send identity documents or sensitive data in a first message. We review concerns and answer by email.
5. What this page does not claim
This page does not say that AML Music LLC has a registered agent under any statutory notice-and-takedown scheme, qualifies for any statutory safe harbour or runs a particular counter-notice process. It describes how we handle contact. General release enquiries and formal rights complaints are different things and are handled separately.