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Once a band leaves their record label, who owns the rights?
Published December 14, 2010
Question by ThatKidKnows: Once a band leaves their record label, who owns the rights?
Say band “X” are with record label “Z”, and record label “Z” is being horrible, and ripping off band “X”, so band “X” leave record company “X” at the end of their recording contract.
Who Owns the Copyright (Legal Rights) to all the music produced during the record contract?
Band “X”
or
Record Company “Z”?
I will replace X and Z with the names, after a best answer is received.
CLUE:
Record Label “Z” = “SONY”
Best answer:
Answer by MSAD
It depends on what the contracts say.
Add your own answer in the comments!