What You Should Fight For (or Forget About) When Negotiating Your Recording Contract
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Uploaded by ArtistsHouseMusic on May 5, 2010
In this clip from www.artistshousemusic.org - Dina LaPolt, an entertainment lawyer based in Los Angeles, CA, reveals what aspects of a record deal are worth fighting for, and how to tell when your relationship with your label is about to hit the skids.
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I think the fear is that because most artists are at the top for a short time, by the time you renegotiate, the party is over.
Andybaby 1 year ago
I've been watching AHM a while now, and a lot of the times I feel like I've been given the advice from a marketing agent, though her opinion about artist contracts is what I like to call authentic. I (having little experience in the record industry) think that her way is the right kind of attitude you want with an artist (at least, an artist who is really an artist).
In any case, I think a lot comes down to being hones with whom you're working with, and honesty is not always on a piece of paper.
AppA 1 year ago
GREAT POST...SHE SPEAKS WELL TOO
ladycamm 1 year ago
VERY informative. Great posting.
MARSHOMEWORLD 1 year ago