“Bounce it, sleep on it, listen again tomorrow.”
Music lawyers
A lawyer uses Aden to see the paperwork in context. Contracts, splits, territory-scoped deals, licences and financials sit on the track, album or artist they concern, so reviewing a deal does not start with assembling a file, and a signed agreement is stored against the thing it governs.
Collaboration, organisation and booking agreements from reusable templates with merge fields, sent, signed and stored in place.
Writer, producer and publisher splits with IPI numbers and societies on the track, rather than in a PDF.
Publishing, master, distribution, licensing and sync deals per track or album, each scoped to its regions, with conflicts flagged.
Issued licences with licensee, type, territories, term and fee, plus automatic expiry reminders.
Income, expenses and invoices on the catalogue you are advising on, included in the lawyer grant.
Documents and comments on each record, so the reason a clause exists is next to the clause.
Link each artist team as Entertainment Lawyer. The link closes when the relationship ends.
Yes. Contracts are created from reusable templates with merge fields and collect legally-binding e-signatures.
Metadata, collaborators and splits, release, financials, documents and comments on the linked artist team.