Should I include my vocalist's name on my album?
by Maryanne
Should I include my vocalist's name on my album? Hello, I am a songwriter. after successfully writing my lyrics and melody.i.e complete song. I recorded my vocals.but i am not a WOW singer so.. I then gave it to a session singer to learn and sing the song at a recording studio.(to make my song sound better) she did and charged a fee. we agreed it was strictly WORK FOR HIRE and we both signed a document saying she held no copyright or future royalties, of the song Now i am in the process of selling this songs online(download)and I have to fill in the Artist name. i am confused about whose name should be there. mine or the work for hire session singer? note i hold 100% copyright of this song already any answers ?thanks. please reply to -maryanne700@yahoo.co.uk Click here to read or post comments. |
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