This Agreement is effective from 13 November 2026 between DMD.AD ("Platform") and Your name (your email) ("User"), for the the chosen plan plan.

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ARTICLE 1 — DEFINITIONS

1. DMD.AD means the digital music distribution platform or service facilitating the delivery and distribution of sound recordings to available digital music services or Digital Service Providers (DSPs), subject to the applicable service scope and partnerships.
2. User means any individual or legal entity using DMD.AD under either the Free User or Special Partnership arrangement.
3. Free User means a User accessing music distribution services under the features, limitations, and terms established by DMD.AD without a separate commercial agreement, unless otherwise agreed.
4. Special Partnership means a separate written commercial arrangement between DMD.AD and a User, including an artist, label, producer, publisher, aggregator, or business partner.
5. Master Audio means a finalized digital sound recording submitted for distribution, including musical recordings, vocals, instrumentals, remixes, and other recording versions.
6. Musical Work means a musical composition, melody, lyrics, or other copyright-protected creative material embodied in a recording.
7. Master Rights means rights relating to a sound recording, including ownership or authorized exploitation rights under the applicable ownership arrangements and agreements.
8. License means a valid authorization to use, reproduce, distribute, communicate, or otherwise exploit a work or recording within the scope of the granted permission.
9. DSP means a third-party service providing digital music, including streaming platforms, download services, and other music platforms.
10. Takedown means the withdrawal, disabling, or removal of music content from one or more DSPs.
11. Metadata means release information, including song title, artist name, songwriter, producer, master owner, ISRC, UPC/EAN, genre, release date, and other relevant information.
12. Distribution Revenue means revenue actually received or credited to DMD.AD by DSPs from the exploitation of recordings, subject to the applicable reports and DSP terms.

ARTICLE 2 — SCOPE OF SERVICES

1. DMD.AD provides digital distribution facilities for submitting music content owned by the User or lawfully authorized for distribution by the User to supported DSPs.
2. Services may include: a. Submission of master audio and metadata; b. Release-date scheduling; c. Distribution to supported DSPs; d. Receipt and reporting of distribution revenue, subject to available data; e. Metadata update requests; f. Takedown requests in accordance with DMD.AD procedures and DSP requirements.
3. Not all DSPs, territories, features, or monetization services are necessarily available to every User.
4. DMD.AD does not guarantee that any release submission will be accepted, published, maintained, or monetized by a DSP.
5. DSPs may independently review, reject, restrict, delay, demonetize, or remove content under their own policies and discretion.
6. DMD.AD does not guarantee streaming numbers, popularity, revenue, chart positions, or commercial results for any release.

ARTICLE 3 — FREE USER AND SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP STATUS 3.1 Free Users

1. Free Users shall use the services in accordance with the features, quotas, limitations, and policies displayed or communicated by DMD.AD.
2. DMD.AD may establish additional requirements for identity verification, master ownership validation, metadata review, and release eligibility.
3. Free Users are not automatically entitled to promotional services, priority distribution, publishing administration, copyright administration, additional monetization services, or other special features.
4. Any applicable fees, revenue-sharing arrangements, and payout requirements shall be transparently communicated through the applicable service policy or written agreement.
5. Where a written Special Partnership Agreement conflicts with these general terms, the specific written provisions shall prevail for the matters expressly covered by that agreement. 3.2 Special Partnership Users
6. A Special Partnership shall only apply under a separate written agreement between the Parties.
7. The agreement may specify: a. Distribution fees or service charges; b. Revenue-sharing percentages; c. Partnership term and distribution territories; d. Release targets and schedules; e. Promotional services or additional support; f. Catalog administration and release management; g. Reporting and payment procedures; h. Termination requirements.
8. A Special Partnership does not automatically transfer ownership of any master recording or copyright to DMD.AD.
9. Any transfer of rights, exclusive license, administration mandate, or special exploitation rights must be expressly documented in a separate agreement or clearly stated written provision identifying the rights, scope, duration, territory, and compensation.
10. Where a User acts as a label or artist representative, the User warrants that they have obtained valid authority to bind the parties they represent.

ARTICLE 4 — REGISTRATION AND USER OBLIGATIONS

1. The User shall provide truthful, complete, accurate, and current registration information.
2. The User shall maintain the confidentiality of account credentials, passwords, and administrative access.
3. Submissions made through the User's account shall be deemed authorized by the User or a person acting with the User's authority, unless unauthorized access is established.
4. The User shall update information concerning changes in master ownership, license holders, artist identities, payment details, or other information affecting distribution.
5. The User shall not provide false information, manipulate streaming data, use another party's identity without authorization, or misuse the distribution system.
6. DMD.AD may request supporting documentation to verify identity, ownership, authorization, licensing, or release eligibility.
7. The User shall respond to verification requests within a reasonable period. DMD.AD may delay submissions or restrict relevant services while verification is pending.

ARTICLE 5 — MASTER AUDIO REQUIREMENTS AND ELIGIBILITY

1. The User may only submit master audio that: a. Is lawfully owned by the User; or b. Is supported by sufficient authorization, a license, or written permission from the lawful rights holder.
2. Master audio must be a technically suitable final recording for digital distribution and must comply with applicable file specifications, audio quality, format, and DSP requirements.
3. Master audio must not contain malware, corrupted files, misleading material, or content prohibited by applicable DSP policies.
4. The User shall ensure that titles, artist names, recording versions, credits, artwork, metadata, and other information do not infringe third-party rights.
5. The User shall not submit illegally obtained recordings, pirated recordings, stolen audio files, or recordings that the User is not authorized to distribute.
6. The User must disclose any samples, beats, instrumentals, excerpts, interpolations, remixes, mashups, or other third-party materials incorporated into a recording.
7. All third-party materials must be supported by permissions or licenses covering the intended exploitation, including digital distribution and monetization where applicable.
8. DMD.AD may reject or request corrections to master audio that fails to meet technical, legal, or DSP policy requirements.
9. The User is responsible for the quality, completeness, authenticity, and legality of all submitted materials.

ARTICLE 6 — LICENSING OBLIGATIONS AND COPYRIGHT PROTECTION

1. Before submitting a release, the User must ensure that all required permissions and licenses have been obtained, remain valid, and cover the intended use.
2. Where applicable, these rights and permissions include: a. Rights to the master recording or sound recording; b. Rights to the musical composition and lyrics; c. Permission from songwriters, copyright owners, or music publishers; d. Permission to use samples, beats, instrumentals, remixes, or third-party recordings; e. Required consent from artists, musicians, vocalists, producers, or performers under applicable contracts or law; f. Permission for live recordings, performances, or audiovisual materials where required; g. Rights to use names, photographs, images, logos, and other third-party identifiers included in the release.
3. For jointly created works, the User shall obtain all necessary approvals from the relevant rights holders.
4. If the User uses a licensed beat, the User must ensure that the license permits commercial distribution, monetization, DSP use, and the selected distribution territories.
5. A license restricted to noncommercial, limited, or personal use shall not be used for commercial distribution unless such exploitation is expressly permitted.
6. For cover songs, the User must obtain the permissions or licenses required by applicable law and DSP policies. Ownership of a newly recorded cover does not automatically grant rights to the original composition.
7. For remixes, mashups, interpolations, or samples, the User must obtain all necessary permissions covering the original recording and/or underlying composition.
8. The User warrants that no relevant license has expired, been revoked, or become restricted in a manner that prevents the proposed distribution.
9. Upon request, the User shall provide licensing evidence, artist agreements, letters of authorization, publisher permissions, master ownership evidence, or other relevant documentation.
10. The User shall promptly notify DMD.AD if any license expires, is revoked, becomes disputed, or no longer covers the distribution.
11. The User shall not submit content based on false ownership claims, including falsely claiming exclusive rights to material owned or controlled by another party.
12. Submission or distribution through DMD.AD shall not constitute certification, legal clearance, or a guarantee that the content is free from copyright disputes.

ARTICLE 7 — USER REPRESENTATIONS AND WARRANTIES The User represents and warrants that:

1. The User has the legal capacity and authority to enter into this Agreement.
2. All submitted materials are lawfully eligible for distribution under this Agreement.
3. All required permissions, licenses, authorizations, and consents have been obtained before submission.
4. Distribution of the submitted materials does not infringe copyright, related rights, contractual rights, privacy rights, publicity rights, or other lawful third-party rights.
5. All ownership information, metadata, credits, and supporting documentation provided are accurate and not misleading.
6. The User has the authority to grant DMD.AD the limited distribution rights described in this Agreement.
7. The User shall fulfill payment and revenue-sharing obligations owed to songwriters, producers, artists, master owners, publishers, license holders, and other participants under their respective agreements.
8. The User shall not use DMD.AD for artificial streaming, statistical manipulation, royalty fraud, identity misuse, or other unlawful activities.
9. The User shall promptly report any claim, dispute, license revocation, or change in rights relating to distributed materials.

ARTICLE 8 — DMD.AD RIGHTS AND AUTHORITY

1. DMD.AD may conduct administrative, technical, and compliance reviews of release submissions.
2. DMD.AD may request additional documents or clarification before forwarding content to DSPs.
3. DMD.AD may reject, delay, restrict, suspend, or discontinue distribution if: a. Supporting documents are incomplete or invalid; b. Copyright infringement or third-party rights violations are reasonably suspected; c. A credible claim or dispute arises; d. Content violates applicable law or DSP policies; e. Fraud, streaming manipulation, or unlawful activity is suspected; f. The User breaches this Agreement.
4. Where immediate action is reasonably necessary to reduce legal risk or prevent infringement, DMD.AD may take temporary protective measures without waiting for the resolution of a dispute between the User and a third party, providing notice where reasonably practicable.
5. DMD.AD may provide necessary information and documentation to DSPs or competent authorities when legally required or lawfully necessary to handle a claim.
6. DMD.AD is not required to act as the User's legal representative, mediator, or final decision-maker in disputes concerning ownership of intellectual property.

ARTICLE 9 — DISTRIBUTION REVENUE AND PAYMENTS

1. Distribution revenue shall be calculated based on reports and payments actually received or credited to DMD.AD by DSPs, subject to the applicable business arrangement.
2. DMD.AD does not guarantee revenue amounts, streaming volumes, DSP payment schedules, or monetization results.
3. Where revenue sharing applies, the relevant percentages, deductions, administrative fees, minimum payout thresholds, currency, taxes, and payment schedules shall be governed by the applicable service terms or Special Partnership Agreement.
4. The User is responsible for ensuring that bank account and beneficiary information is accurate.
5. DMD.AD may temporarily withhold payments that are reasonably disputed, suspected to arise from unauthorized activity, or connected to a rights claim, to the extent necessary for review and permitted by applicable law.
6. Where a DSP reverses revenue, issues refunds, adjusts reports, or deducts amounts due to unauthorized activity attributable to a User's release, corresponding adjustments may be applied to the relevant revenue based on DSP reports and applicable terms.
7. The User is responsible for distributing royalties internally to entitled parties unless DMD.AD expressly agrees in writing to provide payment administration or revenue-splitting services.
8. Taxes payable by the User shall be the User's responsibility under applicable law.

ARTICLE 10 — TAKEDOWN REQUIREMENTS AND PROCEDURES

1. The User may request the takedown of a release previously distributed through DMD.AD by submitting a request through DMD.AD's designated official channel.
2. Accounts under special partnership agreements have a provision allowing a takedown request to be submitted after 5 years; this information can be found in the user dashboard.
3. The takedown request must include: a. The User's full name or legal entity name; b. Registered account identification; c. Song title and artist name; d. ISRC and/or UPC/EAN, if available; e. The DSPs or territories from which removal is requested; f. The reason for the takedown; g. A declaration that the User is authorized to request removal; h. Supporting documents, where requested.
4. For requests involving ownership or licensing disputes, DMD.AD may require additional evidence before processing the request, unless immediate action is required under applicable law or policy.
5. DMD.AD shall process or forward requests that satisfy the requirements within a reasonable period. Actual removal timelines depend on each DSP's processes and policies.
6. DMD.AD does not guarantee removal within a specific period because final implementation may be controlled by the relevant DSP.
7. The User shall not submit takedown requests to harm another party, evade contractual obligations, manipulate revenue, or abuse the dispute process.
8. Where a master recording is jointly owned or subject to agreements with a label, artist, producer, or other partner, the User must ensure that the takedown request is authorized under the applicable agreements.
9. DMD.AD may independently initiate a takedown or suspension when reasonably necessary to address a credible infringement claim, lawful order, legal risk, or DSP policy violation.
10. A takedown does not automatically eliminate previously earned revenue, resolve a copyright dispute, or release the User from contractual obligations to third parties.
11. Re-uploading content after a takedown may require renewed verification and does not guarantee acceptance by DSPs.
12. Where a takedown is requested by a rights holder or third party, DMD.AD may request supporting evidence and notify the User where legally appropriate and consistent with any obligation to take immediate action.

ARTICLE 11 — COPYRIGHT CLAIMS AND DISPUTES

1. The User shall promptly notify DMD.AD upon receiving a claim or notice concerning copyright, master rights, licensing, or third-party rights relating to distributed materials.
2. A claim notice should identify the claimant, the disputed work, the legal or factual basis of the claim, supporting evidence, and the requested action.
3. DMD.AD may suspend distribution, withhold disputed payments, request clarification, or forward the claim to relevant parties in accordance with applicable law and policies.
4. The User shall reasonably cooperate with the review and provide relevant documentation.
5. The User is responsible for resolving disputes arising from ownership or use of submitted materials, including disputes with songwriters, master owners, artists, producers, publishers, labels, or other third parties.
6. DMD.AD is not required to fund the User's legal defense or determine the prevailing party in an ownership dispute.
7. Nothing in this Article restricts the rights of an injured party to pursue remedies available under applicable law.

ARTICLE 12 — INDEMNIFICATION AND LIMITATION OF LIABILITY

1. To the extent permitted by law, the User shall be responsible for third-party claims, losses, liabilities, costs, and demands arising directly from: a. Content uploaded or submitted by the User; b. Copyright or related-rights infringement caused by the User's content or conduct; c. The absence, invalidity, or breach of licensing requirements for which the User is responsible; d. False, misleading, or incomplete information or representations; e. Breaches of the User's agreements with artists, songwriters, producers, labels, publishers, or other parties; f. Fraud or manipulation committed by the User.
2. The User agrees to indemnify DMD.AD against direct losses, reasonable claim-handling expenses, and reasonable legal costs to the extent directly caused by the User's breach or negligence, subject to evidence and applicable law.
3. DMD.AD shall not be responsible for copyright infringement committed by the User merely because DMD.AD receives or forwards content for distribution, provided DMD.AD has no separate basis for liability under applicable law.
4. DMD.AD does not warrant that all User-submitted content is free from infringement, as administrative review by DMD.AD does not replace the User's obligation to hold valid rights and licenses.
5. To the extent permitted by law, DMD.AD shall not be liable for independent actions of DSPs, changes in DSP policies, third-party service interruptions, or delays beyond DMD.AD's reasonable control.
6. Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited, including liability for intentional misconduct or negligence where such liability cannot legally be waived.
7. If a claim is brought against DMD.AD arising from User-submitted content, the Parties shall reasonably cooperate to verify the facts, mitigate the impact, and address the matter in accordance with applicable law.

ARTICLE 13 — TERM, SUSPENSION, AND TERMINATION

1. This Agreement becomes effective when the User accepts these terms or on the effective date specified in a Special Partnership Agreement.
2. The User may request termination of the service in accordance with DMD.AD procedures, subject to outstanding obligations.
3. DMD.AD may suspend or terminate services in the event of a material breach, suspected fraud, legal risk, a valid DSP request, or other circumstances permitted by this Agreement and applicable law.
4. Where reasonably practicable, DMD.AD shall provide notice and an opportunity for the User to clarify or remedy the breach.
5. In urgent circumstances, DMD.AD may take immediate temporary action to prevent further harm or infringement.
6. Termination does not extinguish accrued payment obligations, liability for prior breaches, confidentiality obligations, or other obligations that by their nature survive termination.
7. Following termination, catalog distribution may be discontinued in accordance with DMD.AD and DSP procedures, subject to continuing contractual obligations.

ARTICLE 14 — CONFIDENTIALITY AND DATA

1. Each Party shall protect nonpublic information received in connection with this Agreement, except where disclosure is required by law or necessary to provide the services.
2. DMD.AD may process User data necessary for account administration, verification, distribution, reporting, payments, fraud prevention, and claim handling.
3. DMD.AD may share necessary data and documents with DSPs, relevant service providers, or competent authorities where necessary and lawful.
4. The User shall ensure that any personal data concerning third parties submitted to DMD.AD has been lawfully obtained and shared.
5. Personal data shall be processed in accordance with applicable data protection laws and DMD.AD's privacy policy.

ARTICLE 15 — FORCE MAJEURE

1. Neither Party shall be liable for delays or failures in performing obligations directly caused by events beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, war, civil unrest, widespread infrastructure failures, government measures, or significant third-party system disruptions.
2. The affected Party shall notify the other Party within a reasonable period and take reasonable steps to mitigate the effects.
3. Force majeure does not eliminate obligations that became due before the event occurred.

ARTICLE 16 — GOVERNING LAW AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION

1. This Agreement shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the Republic of Indonesia.
2. The Parties shall first attempt to resolve disputes through good-faith discussions and mutual consultation.
3. If a dispute remains unresolved within thirty (30) calendar days after written notice of the dispute, the Parties may pursue resolution before a competent court or through another mechanism agreed upon in writing.
4. This Article does not prevent either Party from seeking interim relief or other legal remedies available under applicable law.

ARTICLE 17 — FINAL PROVISIONS

1. This Agreement, together with the applicable service policies and Special Partnership Agreements, constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties concerning the services described herein.
2. Amendments to a Special Partnership Agreement must be approved in writing by the Parties. Changes to general service terms shall be communicated under the applicable procedures and shall not extinguish rights already lawfully accrued.
3. If any provision is held invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions shall remain effective to the extent legally separable.
4. The User confirms that they have read, understood, and agreed to all provisions of this Agreement.
5. Electronic acceptance, including acceptance through DMD.AD's registration system or dashboard, may serve as evidence of agreement to the extent permitted by applicable law.

MANDATORY USER DECLARATION By accepting this Agreement, I declare that I am authorized to submit the materials for distribution, that all necessary permissions and licenses have been obtained before release, that the information I provide is accurate, and that I am responsible for the legality and use of the submitted materials in accordance with applicable law and agreements.

This Agreement is effective from 13 November 2026 between DMD.AD ("Platform") and Your name (your email) ("User"), for the paid the chosen plan plan.

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1. dmd.ad means the digital music distribution platform that facilitates the delivery of music recordings to digital music stores, streaming services, and other distribution partners.
2. User means an individual, artist, producer, record label, aggregator, or legal entity that maintains an account and uses dmd.ad services.
3. Master Audio means a finalized sound recording submitted for distribution, including original recordings, alternate versions, remixes, instrumentals, and other versions.
4. Musical Work means the musical composition and/or lyrics embodied in a recording, the rights to which may be owned or controlled by a songwriter, music publisher, or other lawful rights holder.
5. Master Rights means rights in a sound recording or phonogram, which may be distinct from copyright in the underlying musical composition and lyrics.
6. Release means one or more recordings submitted for publication through digital platforms, including singles, EPs, albums, and other formats.
7. DSP (Digital Service Provider) means a digital music store, streaming service, or other partner that receives and makes content available through dmd.ad.
8. Takedown means a request to remove a release from one or more DSPs.
9. Royalties means revenue reported and/or paid by DSPs or distribution partners for the use of recordings, after applicable deductions.
10. Subscriber means a User with an active subscription under the applicable subscription plan.

ARTICLE 2 — SCOPE OF SERVICES

1. dmd.ad provides facilities for uploading, managing, and submitting master audio for distribution to DSPs available through its distribution network.
2. Services may include: a. Distribution of singles, EPs, and albums; b. Release metadata management; c. Artwork and supporting-material delivery; d. Release-status monitoring; e. Revenue reporting based on information received; f. Royalty management and revenue-splitting features, where available under the selected plan; g. Personal dashboard access for Users and revenue participants, where such features are available.
3. Feature availability, DSP coverage, territories, delivery timelines, and content formats are subject to technical capabilities, partner policies, and the applicable subscription plan.
4. dmd.ad does not guarantee that every submission will be accepted, released, or made available on every DSP.
5. dmd.ad does not automatically acquire ownership of the User's master audio, musical compositions, lyrics, artist names, or brands. ARTICLE 3 — ACCOUNTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
6. The User must provide accurate, complete, and verifiable information.
7. The User is responsible for maintaining the confidentiality of account passwords, authentication codes, and account access credentials.
8. Activities conducted through the User's account are presumed to have been authorized by the User, subject to applicable law and evidence of unauthorized access.
9. The User must pay subscription fees in accordance with the selected plan, billing period, and prescribed payment method.
10. Subscription fees do not automatically include music licensing fees, copyright acquisition costs, sample-clearance fees, promotional costs, third-party service charges, or other separately identified fees.
11. If a subscription expires, is suspended, or is not renewed, dmd.ad may restrict access to certain features and may suspend or remove releases in accordance with the selected plan, service policies, DSP requirements, and applicable law.
12. The User is responsible for maintaining independent copies of master audio files, artwork, metadata, licensing evidence, and supporting documents.

ARTICLE 4 — OWNERSHIP AND LICENSING OF MASTER AUDIO

1. The User warrants that they are the lawful owner of the master audio or have obtained sufficient authorization, permission, and licenses from the relevant rights holders to submit and distribute the recording.
2. The User retains ownership of the master audio to the extent that such ownership belongs to the User. This Agreement does not transfer ownership of the master audio to dmd.ad.
3. The User grants dmd.ad a limited, non-exclusive license for the period reasonably necessary to provide the services, to: a. Store, process, convert, and deliver master audio files; b. Deliver and make recordings, artwork, metadata, and related materials available to DSPs; c. Use release titles, artist names, label names, artwork, and release information for distribution, identification, reporting, and authorized release promotion; d. Perform technical operations reasonably necessary to provide the services.
4. This license does not authorize dmd.ad to sell ownership of the User's master audio or exploit the recording outside the scope of the services, unless otherwise agreed in writing.
5. The User must hold or obtain sufficient rights and permissions for every element of a release, including compositions, lyrics, recordings, artist performances, producer contributions, artwork, photographs, logos, samples, interpolations, third-party recordings, and other materials.
6. If a master audio contains samples, beats, loops, instrumentals, remixes, third-party recordings, or other third-party licensed materials, the User must ensure that the relevant licenses expressly permit commercial use and distribution through the intended DSPs.
7. Purchasing a beat or using material available online does not automatically establish exclusive distribution rights. The User must review license restrictions, attribution requirements, usage limits, and royalty-sharing obligations.
8. The User must not submit recordings subject to an unresolved rights dispute, conflicting exclusivity obligations, or a contractual prohibition on distribution.
9. The User must not upload recordings containing unlawful, misleading, or unauthorized imitations of another party's identity or materials that infringe third-party rights.

ARTICLE 5 — RELEASE ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS Each release must satisfy the following requirements:

1. Complete rights clearance. All rights necessary for commercial distribution must be lawfully owned or obtained before the release is submitted.
2. Composition and lyric permissions. The User must obtain all necessary permissions from songwriters, music publishers, copyright owners, or authorized representatives where the composition or lyrics are not wholly owned by the User.
3. Recording and performance permissions. The User must own or control the master recording rights and obtain any necessary permissions from artists, musicians, vocalists, producers, and other relevant contributors.
4. Samples and beats. All samples, beats, loops, interpolations, remixes, and third-party materials must be appropriately licensed or cleared for the intended use.
5. No third-party infringement. A release must not infringe copyright, related rights, trademarks, name or image rights, privacy rights, or other legally protected rights.
6. Audio quality. Audio files must be playable, uncorrupted, free of material technical defects, and compliant with the technical formats and quality specifications required by dmd.ad or the relevant DSP.
7. Artwork compliance. Artwork must meet technical specifications, must not be misleading, and must not use photographs, illustrations, logos, characters, or copyrighted materials without appropriate authorization.
8. Accurate metadata. Track titles, artist names, songwriter credits, producer credits, label names, release dates, languages, genres, explicit-content declarations, ISRC/UPC codes where applicable, and other submitted information must be accurate.
9. Artist identity. The User must not list artists, collaborators, or rights holders without the necessary authorization or in a manner that misrepresents their contribution.
10. Prohibited content. The User must not submit content prohibited by DSPs, including unlawful content, streaming manipulation, misleading metadata, or material that violates distribution policies.
11. No deceptive duplication. The User must not repeatedly upload the same release to manipulate distribution, split releases to evade DSP policies, or use misleading identities.
12. Supporting documentation. dmd.ad may request proof of ownership, artist agreements, authorizations, sample licenses, publisher permissions, label agreements, collaborator consents, or other relevant documentation.
13. Review does not eliminate liability. Technical or administrative review by dmd.ad does not guarantee that a release is free from copyright infringement and does not relieve the User of legal responsibility. dmd.ad reserves the right to reject, delay, request corrections to, restrict, or remove a submission that does not comply with these requirements, subject to applicable law and DSP policies.

ARTICLE 6 — REQUIRED LICENSES BEFORE RELEASE

1. The User must ensure that all necessary permissions, licenses, consents, and rights have been obtained before submitting a release and before the recording is commercially published.
2. Where a song incorporates a composition owned by another party, the User must obtain the permissions required for reproduction, digital distribution, communication to the public, or other applicable uses, taking into account the relevant rights and distribution territories.
3. For cover songs, remixes, adaptations, translations, interpolations, or recordings containing samples, the User must identify and obtain all necessary permissions. A license for a master recording does not automatically authorize use of the underlying composition or lyrics.
4. If a license restricts territory, duration, platforms, number of uses, monetization, or commercial exploitation, the User must ensure that the release remains within those restrictions.
5. The User must retain contracts, license payment receipts, permission letters, written consents, and other supporting records while the release remains distributed and for a reasonable period thereafter.
6. Upon request by dmd.ad, the User must provide evidence of rights or licenses within the period specified in the request.
7. If a required permission is unavailable, invalid, revoked, expired, or disputed, the User must promptly notify dmd.ad and must not continue unauthorized distribution.
8. The User acknowledges that identifying, obtaining, and paying for music licenses is the User's responsibility unless the Parties separately agree in writing to a licensing service.

ARTICLE 7 — USER REPRESENTATIONS, WARRANTIES, AND RESPONSIBILITIES The User represents, warrants, and undertakes that:

1. All information and documents supplied to dmd.ad are accurate, complete, and not misleading.
2. The User has the authority to enter into this Agreement and grant the distribution permissions described herein.
3. All permissions required for the master audio and other release elements have been lawfully obtained.
4. The User will not submit false claims, false metadata, impersonated artist identities, manipulated streaming activity, or inaccurate rights declarations.
5. The User is responsible for payments owed to songwriters, musicians, producers, rights holders, publishers, labels, and royalty participants under applicable agreements.
6. The User is responsible for the accuracy of revenue splits, participant percentages, payment details, and required participant consents when using such features.
7. The User must promptly update dmd.ad regarding changes in ownership, licensing status, contracts, disputes, or distribution permissions.
8. The User must reasonably cooperate with reviews, claims handling, and dispute resolution relating to the User's releases.

ARTICLE 8 — LIMITATION OF LIABILITY AND COPYRIGHT CLAIMS

1. dmd.ad acts as a distribution service provider and does not automatically act as the creator, master owner, copyright holder, music publisher, or licensor of content uploaded by the User.
2. The User bears responsibility for the legality, ownership, authorization, and validity of the master audio and all materials submitted for distribution, including copyright, related rights, samples, compositions, lyrics, artwork, and third-party materials.
3. To the extent permitted by applicable law, dmd.ad shall not be responsible for copyright or third-party rights infringements arising from materials uploaded, information provided, incomplete permissions, or actions of the User.
4. The User must address and resolve claims arising from the User's content or conduct and indemnify dmd.ad against lawful and reasonable direct losses arising from the User's breach, misrepresentation, or negligence, including reasonable claim-handling and legal costs, to the extent permitted by law.
5. Upon receiving a credible claim or infringement notice, dmd.ad may suspend a release, temporarily withhold payments related to the dispute to the extent necessary and permitted, request supporting documentation, restrict account access, or initiate a takedown to prevent or reduce legal risk.
6. Where practicable, dmd.ad may notify the User and provide an opportunity to submit an explanation or evidence, unless immediate action is necessary to comply with law, DSP policies, or prevent harm.
7. dmd.ad does not guarantee that no claims will arise, that every claim will be valid, or that any content will remain available on every DSP.
8. dmd.ad shall not be responsible for editorial decisions, rejections, delays, removals, policy changes, system interruptions, or third-party actions beyond its reasonable control.
9. Nothing in this Agreement excludes or limits any liability of dmd.ad that cannot lawfully be excluded or limited under applicable law.

ARTICLE 9 — TAKEDOWN REQUESTS AND RELEASE REMOVAL

1. The User may submit a takedown request through the dashboard or an official dmd.ad support channel.
2. Paid accounts have their own specific takedown terms.
3. The request must be submitted by the account holder or an authorized representative and must include, at a minimum: a. Account, artist, and label names; b. Track or release title; c. ISRC, UPC, or another release identifier, if available; d. The DSPs and territories from which removal is requested; e. The reason for the takedown; f. Evidence of the requester's authority, where necessary.
4. The User must provide accurate information and ensure that the request is not intended to commit fraud, evade contractual obligations, or unlawfully harm another party.
5. dmd.ad will process complete requests within a reasonable period. Actual removal times depend on each DSP's processes and policies, and dmd.ad does not guarantee a specific removal date.
6. During the takedown process, a release may remain available on certain DSPs.
7. The User remains responsible for contractual obligations, royalties, fees, and rights-clearance matters arising before or during the takedown.
8. A takedown does not automatically cancel payment obligations, eliminate liability for previous infringements, or resolve ongoing disputes.
9. dmd.ad may reject or delay a takedown request where the requester lacks authority, documentation is insufficient, a genuine ownership dispute exists, or legal or contractual obligations must be fulfilled.
10. dmd.ad may initiate a takedown without waiting for a User request when necessary to comply with law, honor a valid DSP request, address a copyright claim, or prevent legal or security risks.
11. Takedown requests do not require the deletion of transaction records or other records that must be retained under law, accounting policies, or legitimate dispute-resolution requirements.

ARTICLE 10 — ROYALTIES AND REVENUE SHARING

1. Royalties are payable based on revenue actually reported and remitted by DSPs or distribution partners, after applicable deductions, fees, taxes, adjustments, or reversals.
2. dmd.ad does not guarantee minimum royalties, streaming counts, chart positions, specific revenue, or payment dates that are beyond its reasonable control.
3. Payment schedules, minimum payout thresholds, currencies, administrative fees, payment methods, and tax requirements are governed by the applicable subscription plan and payment policies communicated to the User.
4. The User is responsible for ensuring that bank details, beneficiary information, and tax information are accurate.
5. Where revenue-splitting features are available, the User must establish accurate percentages, obtain required consents, and ensure that total allocations comply with the system requirements.
6. dmd.ad may delay payments reasonably connected to suspected fraud, streaming manipulation, rights disputes, reporting corrections, or DSP requests, to the extent permitted by law and the applicable service terms.
7. If a DSP reports an overpayment or subsequent adjustment, the adjustment may be applied to a future balance, with reasonable information provided to the User.
8. Payments to split participants through dmd.ad do not eliminate the legal or tax obligations of the respective parties.

ARTICLE 11 — PROHIBITED CONDUCT AND ENFORCEMENT The User must not:

1. Upload materials that the User does not own or have sufficient authorization to distribute.
2. Use third-party samples, beats, or recordings without appropriate licenses.
3. Manipulate streaming activity, use bots, purchase fraudulent plays, or employ unauthorized methods to increase revenue.
4. Submit false metadata, impersonate another artist, or use artwork that infringes third-party rights.
5. Repeatedly upload the same material to circumvent DSP rules.
6. Misuse the dashboard, access another person's account without authorization, or interfere with dmd.ad systems.
7. Submit forged licensing evidence, identification, or other documents.
8. Use the services for unlawful purposes or in violation of distribution-partner policies. Where a violation is suspected, dmd.ad may request clarification or documentation, reject a release, restrict an account, suspend distribution, withhold disputed payments to the extent permitted, or terminate the services. Measures will be proportionate to the level of risk and subject to applicable law and DSP policies.

ARTICLE 12 — SUSPENSION AND TERMINATION

1. The User may cancel the subscription in accordance with the procedures applicable to the User's account or plan.
2. dmd.ad may suspend or terminate services if the User breaches this Agreement, fails to pay fees, provides false information, lacks required permissions, or creates legal or security risks.
3. Where practicable, dmd.ad will provide notice and an opportunity to remedy the breach. Exceptions may apply where immediate action is necessary.
4. Termination does not automatically eliminate outstanding payment obligations, liability for previous violations, or third-party rights.
5. The handling of active releases after a subscription ends will be governed by the selected plan, terms communicated to the User, DSP policies, and applicable law.
6. The User should download or retain necessary reports and documents before access expires.

ARTICLE 13 — DATA, PRIVACY, AND SECURITY

1. dmd.ad may process account information, release data, transaction information, payment data, and documents necessary to operate the services.
2. The User acknowledges the processing of information necessary for distribution, reporting, payments, security, legal compliance, and dispute handling in accordance with applicable law.
3. dmd.ad may provide release data and necessary information to DSPs, payment providers, technology providers, and relevant partners to perform the services.
4. Each Party must protect confidential information that is not intended for public disclosure, except where disclosure is legally required or lawfully necessary to provide the services.
5. Personal data processing is subject to dmd.ad's privacy policy and applicable data protection laws, including Indonesian personal data protection regulations.

ARTICLE 14 — SERVICE CHANGES AND FORCE MAJEURE

1. dmd.ad may update features, formats, procedures, or operational terms to reflect technological developments, DSP policies, or legal requirements.
2. Material changes to this Agreement will be communicated through reasonable channels. Where renewed consent is legally required, dmd.ad will request it.
3. Neither Party will be deemed in breach for delays directly caused by circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including natural disasters, war, widespread network disruptions, cyberattacks, infrastructure failures, government action, or third-party service interruptions, to the extent permitted by law.
4. The affected Party must take reasonable steps to mitigate the impact of such circumstances.

ARTICLE 15 — DISPUTE RESOLUTION AND GOVERNING LAW

1. This Agreement is governed by the laws of the Republic of Indonesia.
2. The Parties will first attempt to resolve disputes amicably within thirty (30) calendar days after notice of the dispute, unless immediate action is required to protect rights or comply with law.
3. If no settlement is reached, the dispute will be submitted to the competent court in [City/Regency], Indonesia, subject to any mandatory jurisdictional rules.
4. Nothing in this Article prevents either Party from seeking interim relief or other legal protection available under applicable law.

ARTICLE 16 — FINAL PROVISIONS AND ACCEPTANCE

1. This Agreement, together with the privacy policy, subscription-plan terms, and clearly referenced operational policies, constitutes the entire agreement between the Parties concerning the services covered herein.
2. If any provision is found to be invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions will remain effective to the extent permitted by law.
3. A Party's failure to enforce a provision does not automatically waive its right to enforce that provision in the future.
4. Electronic acceptance through a checkbox, electronic signature, or another lawful digital mechanism may serve as evidence of consent in accordance with applicable law.
5. If the Indonesian and English versions differ, the Indonesian version will govern interpretation in Indonesia to the extent permitted by law.
6. The User confirms that they have read, understood, and accepted this Agreement in its entirety.

USER ACCEPTANCE DECLARATION By checking the acceptance box or signing this Agreement, the User confirms that: • I own or have lawfully obtained the necessary permissions to distribute every master audio recording I submit. • I have obtained the required permissions for compositions, lyrics, samples, beats, artwork, performances, and third-party rights before release. • I am responsible for the accuracy of the metadata and ownership information I provide. • I understand that dmd.ad is not automatically responsible for copyright infringements caused by my materials or conduct, subject to any liability imposed by applicable law. • I agree to the subscription, royalty, takedown, suspension, and termination provisions of this Agreement.