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Songwriter Collaboration Agreement
1. Parties: Identification of all songwriters participating in the collaboration, including their legal names, professional names, and contact details
2. Background: Context of the collaboration, including how the parties came to work together and the general purpose of their collaboration
3. Definitions: Key terms used throughout the agreement, including 'Musical Works', 'Publishing Rights', 'Writer's Share', 'Publisher's Share', etc.
4. Scope of Collaboration: Details of how the parties will work together, including creative process, roles, and responsibilities
5. Ownership of Copyright: Specification of how copyright ownership will be split between collaborators, including percentages and territories
6. Writer's Share and Publisher's Share: Definition and allocation of writer's share and publisher's share of income between the parties
7. Revenue Collection and Distribution: Process for collecting and distributing royalties, mechanical rights, and other income streams
8. Credit and Attribution: Requirements for how songwriters will be credited on releases and publications
9. Decision Making: Process for making decisions about licensing, synchronization, and other uses of the songs
10. Moral Rights: Protection and assertion of moral rights under Danish copyright law
11. Term and Termination: Duration of the agreement and circumstances under which it can be terminated
12. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specification of Danish law as governing law and jurisdiction for disputes
1. Recording and Production: Include when songwriters are also involved in recording or producing the songs
2. Sample Clearance: Include when the collaboration may involve using samples from other works
3. Publisher Obligations: Include when one or more parties have existing publishing deals that affect the collaboration
4. Band Agreement Integration: Include when the collaboration is part of a band's songwriting process
5. Language Versions: Include when songs may be written in multiple languages
6. Virtual Collaboration: Include specific terms for remote collaboration and file sharing
7. Non-Disclosure Agreement: Include when parties want to maintain confidentiality about unreleased material
8. Right of First Refusal: Include when parties want to give co-writers first option on future collaborations
1. Schedule A - List of Musical Works: Detailed list of songs covered by the agreement, including working titles and completion dates
2. Schedule B - Ownership Splits: Detailed breakdown of ownership percentages for each musical work
3. Schedule C - Revenue Distribution: Specific percentages and payment details for different types of revenue streams
4. Schedule D - Existing Publisher Agreements: Details of any existing publishing agreements that affect the collaboration
5. Schedule E - Collection Society Registrations: Information about relevant collection society memberships and registration requirements
6. Appendix 1 - Song Registration Form: Template for registering new songs with collection societies
7. Appendix 2 - Invoice Template: Standard format for invoicing between parties for revenue shares
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