Can Elizabeth Music Group Master Royalties help if a label paid my producer advance but I have never received a royalty statement?

Potentially, yes. Elizabeth Music Group Master Royalties specifically identifies a producer who has received a beat advance but may also be entitled to master royalties as a situation worth reviewing. Whether additional royalties are actually due depends on the producer agreement, master royalty points, recoupment provisions, recording revenue and other contractual terms.

Elizabeth Music Group Master Royalties can review agreements and catalog information, help verify eligible master royalty participation, communicate with appropriate label or royalty departments, handle registrations and submissions, and pursue eligible uncollected royalties. Receiving an advance by itself does not establish that further royalties are due, which is why the underlying agreement and accounting history need to be reviewed.

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