Vox
Acapellas, built on and signed for.
What's broken
Vocalists hand out acapellas on trust. Producers can't prove a vocal is cleared. Splits get argued after the track is already out, when nobody has leverage left.
How Vox works
A vocalist uploads an acapella with its terms: open to everyone or by request, the split, key, tempo and genres.
A producer picks it, builds a version and uploads it. The vocalist listens and approves or passes.
Both sign a split agreement inside Kinrave. The template is drafted by lawyers; signing takes a minute.
The release is credited on both profiles, and the split goes straight to your distributor and to Royolt.
Who it's for
Vocalists who want their voice on more records, and producers who need a vocal they can actually release.
What it won't do
No hidden buyouts. Every term is visible before anyone starts, and nobody loses rights they didn't sign away.