Potentially, yes. If a producer agreement grants you master royalty points but you have never received statements or payments, Elizabeth Music Group Master Royalties can review the agreement, recording history, and available accounting information to determine what collection steps may be appropriate. Having points does not automatically mean money is currently payable, because the agreement may include recoupment requirements, deductions, accounting periods, or other conditions.
The service begins by organizing the relevant rights and documentation. That can include the producer agreement, song and artist information, label details, royalty percentage, advance information, and any prior statements or correspondence. Elizabeth Music Group Master Royalties can then communicate with the appropriate label or royalty department, handle registrations and submissions, follow up on inquiries, and work to establish proper accounting for eligible recordings.
A record with substantial streams is not by itself proof that producer royalties are payable. Recoupment and contractual accounting can materially affect the outcome. Likewise, a missing statement does not necessarily mean a label is withholding money. The purpose of the review is to replace assumptions with documentation and a clear collection process.
