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[ 01 / OVERVIEW ]

Label Services & Release Management

Prepare the release. Keep the masters, metadata, and authority clear.

Independent artists, labels, release teams, and catalog owners hire Fracture to plan releases, organize masters and artwork, collect credits and identifiers, coordinate authorized distribution, manage catalog records, and plan catalog transitions. The client receives an approved release or catalog record, delivery status, exceptions, and organized files.

[ 02 / SERVICES + PROCESS ]

Choose the work you need.

Label services, release management, metadata and asset preparation, authorized distribution coordination, and catalog management. Add one service or combine several. Your selections stay together in one inquiry.

01

Label Services

Project-based release planning, metadata, delivery coordination, catalog management, and administrative support without implying a label signing or ownership transfer.

02

Release Planning & Administration

A release schedule covering masters, artwork, credits, metadata, approvals, distribution delivery dates, campaign deadlines, and archive files.

03

Distribution Coordination

Preparation of approved release files for the applicable distributor, followed by status tracking and documented delivery results or exceptions.

04

Release Metadata & Delivery Preparation

Collection and review of titles, contributors, credits, identifiers, ownership fields, artwork, and audio versions for authorized distributor delivery.

05

Catalog Management

Inventory and organization of masters, artwork, metadata, identifiers, agreements, delivery history, and approvals for an authorized catalog owner.

06

Catalog Migration Coordination

Authority and asset review, approved redelivery coordination, and post-migration catalog checks when moving between distributors or systems.

[ GOOD FIT ]

Who this is for.

  • Independent artists or teams preparing a single, EP, or album
  • Labels or catalog owners organizing masters, artwork, credits, metadata, identifiers, and delivery history
  • Legacy catalogs preparing a controlled transition or redelivery
  • Release teams that need final audio, artwork, metadata, delivery, campaign, and archive dates coordinated

[ TYPICAL DELIVERY ]

What you receive.

  • A release schedule naming owners, approvals, masters, artwork, metadata, delivery, campaign, and archive dates
  • Organized masters, artwork, credits, identifiers, versions, agreements, and delivery records
  • Distributor or platform delivery status and exceptions when Fracture is authorized to coordinate delivery
  • A catalog inventory or transition record that an authorized owner can use after the project

[ HOW THE WORK RUNS ]

From first review to final delivery.

  1. 01

    Confirm authority

    Identify who owns, controls, approves, delivers, and administers each master, asset, identifier, and account.

  2. 02

    Build the release or catalog record

    Organize the masters, artwork, metadata, identifiers, credits, agreements, delivery history, and current status.

  3. 03

    Coordinate delivery

    Manage the approved schedule, versions, distributor or platform handoffs, approvals, and campaign dependencies.

  4. 04

    Audit + archive

    Record delivery results and exceptions, confirm final files, and organize the material required after launch or transition.

[ 03 / PRICING FORMULA ]

How the quote is built.

Release and catalog work is quoted from the volume, condition, authority, delivery history, and coordination required.

01

Release or catalog volume

The number of releases, masters, versions, territories, accounts, or catalog records involved.

02

Asset condition

The completeness of audio, artwork, credits, identifiers, metadata, agreements, and delivery history.

03

Delivery + administration

Scheduling, approvals, data entry, partner coordination, platform delivery, tracking, and archive work.

04

Partners + continuing work

Approved distributor, vendor, migration, reporting, or ongoing administrative costs when included.

Written project quote

The quote names the releases or catalog, authority assumptions, records, delivery work, schedule, payment terms, and exclusions.

Distribution access, rights, territories, takedowns, placement, platform continuity, and continuing administration depend on current agreements and are not implied by the quote.

[ 04 / START ]

Start with the masters, release date, and who controls delivery.

Choose the release or catalog service below and gather the current masters, artwork, metadata, credits, identifiers, target date, distributor status, delivery history, and documents showing who may approve and deliver the work.

  • Services you need
  • Target date or schedule
  • Existing files, links, or project context