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[ 01 / OVERVIEW ]

Label Services & Release Management

Fracture organizes the files, metadata, approvals, distribution handoffs, and deadlines needed to prepare a release for delivery. Distribution is coordinated through the applicable authorized provider and does not imply guaranteed platform access, placement, or results.

[ 02 / SERVICES ]

Select a service.

Select one service or combine several in a single inquiry. Nothing is booked until scope, availability, and price are confirmed.

01

Release Management

One release schedule connecting masters, artwork, credits, metadata, approvals, distribution deadlines, campaign dependencies, and final archive files.

02

Distribution Coordination

Preparation and management of approved release delivery through the applicable authorized distribution provider.

03

Metadata & Delivery Preparation

Collection and quality review of titles, contributors, credits, identifiers, artwork, audio, and approved delivery fields.

04

Catalog Operations

Inventory and organization of masters, artwork, metadata, identifiers, agreements, delivery history, and approvals for an authorized rights holder or representative.

05

Catalog Migration & Reissue Support

Authority and asset review, redelivery planning, identifier checks, takedown coordination, and post-migration quality review.

[ 03 / PRICING ]

How release and catalog work is priced.

The quote is based on release or catalog volume, the condition of the assets and data, authority documentation, delivery work, and migration complexity.

01

Release or catalog volume

Number of releases, recordings, versions, territories, accounts, and catalog records involved.

02

Asset + data condition

Completeness of audio, artwork, credits, identifiers, agreements, authority records, and delivery history.

03

Delivery + partners

Release schedule, data entry, distributor handoff, migration, quality review, continuing administration, and outside-provider costs.

Written scope and quote

The proposal lists the releases or catalog, authority requirements and supporting documents, records, delivery work, provider costs, schedule, and payment terms.

The client or qualified counsel must confirm ownership, licenses, and delivery authority before work begins. Platform continuity, editorial placement, and audience results are not guaranteed.

[ 04 / START ]

Send the release or catalog details.

Share the masters, artwork, credits, identifiers, target date, current distributor, catalog history, and proof of authority. We will identify missing items and define the release or catalog scope.