Frequently Asked Questions
Straight Answers Before The Sales Call
The shortest useful answers about ownership, pricing, guarantees, label relationships, campaign readiness, websites, EPKs, and what happens after intake.
The Ground Rules
No Mystery Box Music Business
If the final answer depends on the song, assets, rights, campaign, territory, budget, or timeline, OTA will say so instead of inventing a universal promise.
OTA is a service-based, collaborative independent label and artist-development group. Most work begins as a defined service. OTA Label Partner is a separate selective relationship.
No. Standard service work does not transfer the artist’s masters, publishing, copyrights, or underlying rights.
No. It is selective and requires fit, readiness, authority, professional participation, capacity, and a written agreement.
No. OTA guarantees only the agreed preparation, outreach, execution, communication, and reporting.
Because complete assets, one clear direction, standard formats, and normal timing cost less than missing materials, rush work, extra concepts, and complicated approvals.
Yes, when roles, access, authority, communication, and data sharing are clear.
Not for artist direction, EPK review, or planning. Radio, DSP, and release campaigns require much stronger music, rights, metadata, and date readiness.
Yes, after an audit confirms the theme, plugins, content, access, backups, and current site are a safe foundation.
OTA reviews fit, readiness, timing, and scope. A submission does not create representation, acceptance, exclusivity, or a guarantee of service.
Yes, for research, organization, drafting, tracking, and repetitive work. Humans own relationship decisions, contracts, financial choices, commitments, and final creative approval.
Yes. EPKs, booking kits, Band Rescue, live capture, merch, venue materials, and event positioning are strong lanes for working acts.
Submit the real links. OTA’s review process is designed to identify what is usable, what is missing, and what should be fixed first.
Still Not Sure?
Use The Readiness Review
Choose the closest need and explain the actual problem. OTA can route the inquiry after reviewing the material.
Ask The Question Behind The Question
Tell OTA what decision you are trying to makeānot merely which service name sounds familiar.

