Whether you are signed to a major label through a production deal, or have opted to engage a producer on your own, the agreement that you make with the producer is an important one, not only creatively, but economically as well.

Producers can get paid up front, get advances on royalties, be hired on a flat fee basis, or any number of other options.

But, what happens if the producer you've hired is not getting the job done? How do you make sure the engineer doesn't grab another gig before yours is done?

This office has experience in negotiating producers and engineers agreements in a variety of situations.