Document background
The Label License agreement is a crucial document in the music industry, used when a record label wants to grant rights to distribute their recorded music catalog to another party. This contract type is essential for record labels operating in Denmark who wish to license their recordings for distribution, whether through digital platforms, physical formats, or both. The agreement must comply with Danish legal requirements, particularly the Danish Copyright Act (Ophavsretsloven) and Contract Act (Aftaleloven). It typically includes detailed provisions on territorial rights, royalty structures, reporting requirements, and marketing obligations. The Label License is particularly relevant in today's digital music landscape, where multiple distribution channels and territories need to be carefully managed while ensuring compliance with local regulations.
