Why Work With Us?

A glaring operational disparity exists between the two major halves of the global music business. The music publishing sector successfully resolved its core tracking and royalty indexing limitations twenty-two years ago (in 2004 via the launch of CIS-Net). CIS-Net unified separate publisher systems into an interconnected global database infrastructure. In stark contrast, the sound recording sector (record labels) has no unified, industry-wide data management ecosystem. Most major and independent record labels still depend on disconnected ERP clusters, legacy databases, and archaic ingestion software that do not communicate seamlessly. When labels acquire catalogs or undergo mergers, matching mismatched data fields becomes an administrative nightmare, causing extensive copyright and royalty blackouts. 

Interviews with Department heads: Isolating bottlenecks, training personnel in the use of AI, Google Workspace, Slack etc

System Mapping & Audit: Conducting comprehensive reviews of fragmented database arrays to detect where billing leakages or distribution drop-offs occur. 

DDEX Data Overhaul: Updating outdated catalog sets to match modern DDEX global supply chain distribution standards. 

M&A Data Harmonization: Reconciling legacy metadata profiles from acquired catalogs into target database networks.

Underexploited IP assets: Find and make recommendations as to vinyl, CD and other unused properties.

• System Evaluation & Profiling: Conducting exhaustive architectural audits of all active relational systems to pinpoint where metadata bottlenecks trigger streaming payment rejections. 

• Requirements Gathering: Convening directly with C-level stakeholders, legal counsel, and asset managers to explicitly document multi-catalog rights complexities. 

• Metadata Normalization: Deploying AI routines to scrub, unify, and link historic ISRC schemas across mismatched datasets. 

• Cross-Functional Integration: Serving as the authoritative structural translator between executive leadership, legal teams, external distributor endpoints, and database administrators.