frequently asked questions

Q: You say everything is free. Then I found out about the 10% fee. How can you then call it a free service?

A: All parts of our promotion are in fact free. Only if a deal should be accepted by the artist, will we charge a fee. That's only normal when running a business. The unusual part is just about everything else.

Q: When something sounds too good to be true, it often isn't. Aren't you just a shark company trying to steal songs?

A: I think we are all very tired of the many scams going down on the net. Who can you trust? First of all, we encourage everyone sending us material, to make a time-sealed protection. By doing this, no one can steal your songs. You will have the proof of ownership, and no court can disregard that fact.

Q: Will I be able to sign deals by my own, and how will that involve NMA?

A: Yes. Being promoted by NMA, does not require any contract with NMA, thereby giving you complete free hands. A contract is only necessary, if external offers should be accepted by you.

Q: I would like you to release my music.

A: We don't release music. We are not a record label. We only promote artists and songs, for third party representation, and for specific requests and requirements.

Q: How will I know that you are actually promoting me? Will you keep me informed on how the promotion is getting along?

A: You won't. But if we didn't, there wouldn't be much point in running this agency. Keeping our many artists posted Is not currently possible, but when we receive an offer, we'll certainly let you know.