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The Music Collaboration Agreement serves as a crucial legal framework for artists, producers, and other music industry professionals working together in India. This document is essential when two or more parties intend to create, produce, or perform musical works jointly. It details rights allocation, revenue sharing mechanisms, creative decision-making processes, and operational responsibilities while ensuring compliance with Indian copyright and contract laws. The agreement addresses modern music industry requirements including digital distribution rights, streaming revenues, and social media promotion, while incorporating traditional aspects such as live performance and physical sales. Particularly relevant in India's growing music market, this agreement helps prevent future disputes by clearly documenting all parties' rights and obligations upfront.
