One Music Records — Song distribution scam - Song not being released

One Music Records Distribution is a music distribution company that promises artists 100% of their revenue. However, they have been accused of fraud by many artists who have reported that they have only received 70% of their revenue, with the remaining 30% being taken by Believe, a music distribution platform that One Music Records Distribution uses.

This is a serious issue, as it means that artists are losing money that they are rightfully entitled to. It is also unfair that Believe is able to make money from artists' music without their permission.

Artists who have been affected by this fraud should file cases against One Music Records Distribution. This will help to hold them accountable for their actions and protect other artists from being scammed.

Here are some tips for filing a case against One Music Records Distribution:

Gather all of your evidence, such as your contract with One Music Records Distribution, bank statements showing your revenue from music distribution, and any correspondence between you and One Music Records Distribution.
File a complaint with the Better Business Bureau.
File a complaint with your state's attorney general's office.
Hire an attorney to represent you in your case.
It is important to take action against One Music Records Distribution if you have been affected by this fraud. By filing a case, you can help to protect yourself and other artists from being scammed.

In addition to filing a case, you can also help to save artists' careers by spreading the word about this scam. Warn other artists about One Music Records Distribution and encourage them to use a different music distribution company. You can also share your story on social media and in online forums.

By taking these steps, you can help to protect artists and ensure that they receive the full revenue that they deserve from their music.

Hi Tanesh Jindal.

In the document signed by you, we request you to please read the 3rd page's middle paragraph where it's clearly written "The producer commits that he is the
main primary artist in the release he submits, referring to a singer or rapper only."

We have clearly mentioned this and we hope you would have read this before signing. We have no problem distributing your songs where you are the singer. We are here to support you all. We request you to take this complaint back there's no issue from our end. We have 1, 500+ artists and those artists who follow the guidelines, face no issues with us.

We hope you understand this.

Thank You for joining One Music Records Distribution.

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