Frequently Asked Questions

Be Heard is an artist partnership program.
Depending on the artist and project, the relationship may involve marketing, distribution, licensing, recording rights, or other arrangements.
Be Heard is designed around SUDAMC Records investing resources into selected artist campaigns rather than simply charging artists an upfront marketing fee.
The financial structure of each partnership will be explained before you commit.
Not necessarily. Rights and ownership depend on the structure of the individual partnership.
Any rights granted to SUDAMC Records will be clearly stated in writing before an agreement is signed.
There is no single percentage for every partnership. The structure may depend on the project, investment, rights, term, distribution, and services involved.
If we decide to move forward, the proposed terms will be explained before you commit.
No.
A large audience can help, but it is not the only thing we evaluate.
We look at the music, artist identity, vision, work ethic, audience potential, momentum, and overall opportunity.
No. You can submit your music and speak with our team directly.
If you already have a manager, they are welcome to join the conversation about a potential partnership.

We are interested in all music.
Every sound has an audience. We want to help you find yours.
If the music connects and there is something worth building around, we want to hear it.
Yes.
Be Heard is open to solo artists, bands, duos, groups, producers, DJs, and other musical acts.
Yes, when appropriate.
If you submit unreleased music, make sure you have the authority to share it and that all contributors are properly documented.
Review times may vary depending on submission volume.
If we believe there is a potential fit, we will contact you to continue the conversation.
We aim to review submissions carefully.
Because submission volume can be high, send your strongest material rather than your full catalog.
No.
We do not guarantee a specific number of streams, viral success, or editorial playlist placement.
Our focus is on building and executing a thoughtful campaign, then using real results to improve the strategy.
Tell us before moving forward.
Existing agreements may affect what you are able to do with a new partner.
We need accurate information about your current contractual obligations before discussing a potential partnership.

BEFORE YOU SUBMIT

Before submitting, confirm that:

If your questions are answered and you are ready to take the next step, submit your music for review.