Terms and Conditions (Artist Questionnaire Form)

1. Review and Commencement of Musical Arrangements

a. Upon completion of this form, Devine Evans and all musical affiliates will have up to 60 days to review the details provided by the Artist.
b. Following the review period, the Producer will have an additional 30 days to commence submitting musical arrangements to the Artist.
c. The deadline for a final production is subject to the availability of the Producer and based on the delivery of the songwriting delivered by the Artist but will not exceed Twelve 12) months from the delivery of the approved musical arrangement.
d. In the event that the Artist requires assistance with co-writing, such collaboration will be based on the availability of the Producer's songwriting resources.

2. Delivery of Musical Arrangements:
a. The Producer agrees to deliver musical arrangements to the Artist within the agreed-upon timeframe specified in Section 1.C.
b. The Artist will have a reasonable period to review and assess the musical arrangements.
c. The Artist may request reasonable revisions or adjustments to the musical arrangements to meet their satisfaction.

3. Mixing, Mastering, and Song Revision Fees:
a. The Artist acknowledges and agrees that they are fully responsible for any and all fees associated with mixing, mastering, and song revisions, which are not included in the initial purchase price.
b. The Artist shall cover all costs incurred for professional mixing, mastering, and any additional song revisions requested beyond the scope of the original agreement.

4. Musician Fees:
a. The Artist understands and acknowledges that they are responsible for all musician fees associated with instruments other than piano or keyboard-based musicianship, such as drums, bass, guitars, stringed instruments, and horns.
b. The Artist shall cover all costs and arrangements necessary to engage and compensate additional musicians involved in the production of the song.

5. Ownership and Rights:
a. The Artist and the Producer agree to have joint ownership of the master recordings produced under this Agreement, with a 50/50 split.
b. In the event that a record label or the Artist wishes to obtain full ownership of the master recordings, a separate long-form agreement shall be negotiated between the parties.

6.Timelines and Schedule:
a. Both parties agree to work together in good faith to adhere to mutually agreed-upon timelines and schedules for the completion of the song production.
b. Any delays caused by circumstances beyond the reasonable control of either party shall not be considered a breach of this Agreement.

7. Confidentiality:
Both parties agree to keep all confidential information disclosed during the course of this Agreement confidential and not to disclose it to any third party without the written consent of the other party.

By submitting this form, the Artist acknowledges that they have read, understood, and agree to be bound by the terms and conditions outlined in this Agreement.

8. Zero Refund Policy

a. The Artist acknowledges and agrees to a zero refund policy regarding the music production services provided by the Producer. 

b. The discounted fee of $500 per song serves as a non-refundable deposit, which secures the Artist's position in the production team's calendar. c. The deposit does not guarantee immediate availability but ensures that the Artist is placed in the production queue based on the order of receipt.

9. Delivery of Musical Ideas and Completion of Recording: 

a. The Producer agrees to deliver musical ideas to the Artist until the Artist is reasonably satisfied with the provided material. b. Once the Artist expresses satisfaction with the musical ideas, the responsibility to complete the recording lies solely with the Artist. 

c. If the Artist requires the Producer's assistance to finalize the recording, the Artist must wait for the Producer's schedule to accommodate their needs. The Producer will make reasonable efforts to accommodate the Artist's requests, but availability may be subject to prior commitments and scheduling limitations.