Well there's no info on them anywhere, badly designed site with spelling mistakes, very vague references to copyright. Again its just a hunch, but when there is so little info then they are a)  unlikely to be exactly who they say they are and b) even if they are, they probably won't get you anywhere and could be a big waste of time. Personally I wouldn't go for it, but there is perhaps no harm in giving it a shot if you really want.

 

Thanks you for submitting your music. Unfortunately, t is not what we looking for at this specific moment. Please stay in touch, and us send tracks as they become available. 
 
Thank you! 

 

 

Spelling errors, missing letters (unless he meant to say tis) and they want me to send my tracks as soon as they're newly recorded for them to do what? I don't know, funny place, still a noob to this kind of thing tho so maybe I'm breathing too much into it.

Ok so here is a mail conversation i had with them...

 

Hi Reno

No worries.  Get that stuff together as soon as you can and we'll move forward.  Let me try and answer your questions . . .

I'm not quite clear on the rights you have to the track.  Am I still free to try get it signed somewhere else so I could still send demos to other labels etc?

We will have the copyright on the material which enables us to make deals with production companies in such a way that they do not have to worry.  You give us the rights to make the deal on your behalf (basically).  It could become an issue if you were to get "signed" from a label.  If that situation did arise, we could pull the tracks from the catalog, if you wanted.  Keep in mind, if you did get signed, a label will ask for much more 'rights' (present and future) and really tie your tracks up.  Something to think about.

Hope that helps.  Once again, feel free to call.  Look forward to hearing from you.