Music contracts, the rights they create, and the royalties they pay, in one working record.
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A music deal moves through inboxes, reviews, redlines, signatures, drives, rights sheets, calendars, and royalty statements. At every handoff, context can disappear.
Creators make legal and financial decisions under pressure. Managers and labels repeat the same work across an entire roster. When a royalty question, amendment, deadline, or ownership dispute appears later, the agreement, reasoning, evidence, and people involved may live in different systems.
WALDHORN.AI keeps the source, the decisions, the executed document and everything that follows together, so nobody rebuilds the deal in another system.
What happens to your voice after you die is not a philosophy question. It is a clause, and it is a different clause in every place you might sign.
Your name, likeness and voice after death, in years
Protection runs seventy years past death, and a digital replica needs the consent of whoever holds that right.
Forty, not seventy, and no claim arises at all until the estate registers it with the state.
Nothing is protected unless the contract itself says so, in its own words, for a stated time and place.
Same artist. Same clause. A template hands all three of them the same paragraph and never mentions it.
Not a template library.
Thousands of questions about the deal itself. Hundreds of known traps in music contracts. Every rule tied to the statute or judgment behind it, with the date it was last checked.
That is the level the deal is understood at, and everything that follows comes out of the same record: the rights, the splits, the deadlines, the royalty statements, the audit years later.
See which jurisdictions we have read →Review the original agreement, prepare the next document, negotiate changes, execute the final version, and carry its rights, obligations, evidence, and royalty terms forward without rebuilding the deal in another system.
Issue map and source language
Raised points, sent for the other side's review
Redlines and approvals
Chapters 04 to 07
The rest of this deal plays inside a free account.
Seal it and let anyone check it with a phone, draft a new agreement from nothing, carry its rights into the vault, and see what the first royalty statement got wrong.
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This is more than contract intelligence. The agreement does not disappear after signature: it becomes the operating record behind every release, every royalty question, and every relationship that follows.
See the complete system →One person's corner of the business, and the thing that used to go wrong in it. Each is drawn by quill, in one line of ink, as you read.
I signed my first publishing deal at twenty-three without knowing what a reversion was. Now I look the clause up, read what it costs, and go back with a number.
What the agreement creates goes on being useful for years, so it goes somewhere built to hold it.
LR/ERA/2026/031 v3
Exclusive Recording Agreement
Lanternfield Records Limited and Ivy Marchetti
Fully executedSHA-256 d697c884…8305e3
Glasshouse: the splits, 50 · 35 · 15, add up
Splits, contributors, identifiers, clearances, and release readiness, held per work rather than per document.
Lanternfield Records: the deal, its amendment and 4 files
Every document filed by the relationship it belongs to, so a roster does not become one shared drive.
The launch run: London, Manchester, Glasgow
Itinerary, obligations, financial context, and the dates a booking agreement quietly creates.
The label sees the signed copy and its proof, and nothing else
Counterparties reach the executed agreement and the proof, and nothing else you did not grant.
15% applied where 18% was agreed: £374.40 short
Royalty statements read against the terms that were actually signed, with the evidence kept.
A reminder for the first royalty statement, due 28 Sep 2026
Release days, term ends, tour deadlines and the reminders you set, in the one place you will actually look.
A music agreement can contain confidential terms, identities, ownership information, signatures, and financial records. WALDHORN.AI separates the private working record from the proof needed to verify what happened and which document became final.
Authorized access
Contracts, negotiations, rights information, and supporting evidence stay behind authenticated, owner- or party-scoped access.
The browser receives only what the signed-in user is authorized to reach.
Protected evidence
Material contract actions are logged in an append-only, hash-chained timeline that preserves who acted, what happened, and when.
The executed copy, signing history, and confidential evidence record remain available to authorized parties.
Public-safe proof
A sealed agreement receives a document fingerprint that can be checked without publishing the confidential contract or protected evidence vault.
Public verification is separated from the parties-only record and identifying details can be redacted while the proof remains.
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WALDHORN.AI brings music contracts, rights and royalties together in one place. Review, create, negotiate and sign agreements, manage rights and splits, track deadlines and files, and check royalty statements.
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