The song title should specifically NOT be declared on ANYTHING. If it is, you could wind up in court trying to collect royalty payments if the name of the song was changed before it’s commercial release. Again, are you selling a song titled “whatever” or are you selling a piece of instrumental music?
lane your contract is similar to the one sic wid it posted and the one the other guy posted.
in my opinion you can go with sicks or the one the guy sent you (after someone makes the changes)
here is the first line of your contract:
1. The Producer(s) hereby sells, assigns, transfers and delivers to the Artist certain heretofore original musical compositions, written and/or composed by the above named Producer, now entitled:
”UNTITLED”
including the title, words, and music, and all copyrights thereof, including but not limited to the copyright registration thereof No.__________________, and all rights, claims and demands in any way relating thereto, and the Exclusive right to secure copyright therein throughout the world, and to have and to hold the said copyrights and all rights of whatsoever nature now and hereafter for and during the full terms of all of said copyrights. In consideration of the agreement of pay royalties herein contained and other good and valuable consideration in hand paid by Artist(s) to the Producer, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, the Producer hereby sells, assigns, transfers and delivers to the Artist(s) and assigns all renewals and extensions of the copyrights of said composition to which the Writer(s) may be entitled hereafter and all registrations thereof, and all rights of any and all nature now and hereafter hereunder existing, for the full terms of all renewals and extensions of copyrights. look over this 4 a bit.
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