Ultimate Music Group Inc (Washington, DC)

Troy Jamerson (33.5% Ownership)

Zoi Ellis (33.5% Ownership)

Trevor Siu (33% Ownership)

Ultimate Music Group Inc owns 100% of Ultimate Music Inc (to protect our personal assets)

Hire web designers and buy the domain and subdomains from YouTube

www.ultimate.music

www.youtube.com/ultimatemusic and www.youtube.com/@ultimatemusic and www.youtube.com/user/ultimatemusic (merged)

(Compensate the previous account owner and the social media company with $400,000 each if possible)

Ultimate Music is a Music Label/Publisher/Distributor (Amazon/Apple digital stores sales only)

Ultimate Music as Label/Publisher/Distributor

Split revenue 60/40 favoring Artists as Label (Ultimate Music owns 40% of Recording)

Split revenue 60/40 favoring Songwriters/Producers as Publisher (Ultimate Music owns 40% of Songwriting)

Charge Labels 20% of the wholesale price or digital retail price as the Distributor at the recommended retail price (Amazon/Apple digital stores sales only)

Concerts pay Artists via special arrangement 60% of gross profit, Songwriters/Producers equally 20% of gross profit, Ultimate Music 20% of gross profit

Law Firm: Milbank

Accounting Firm: Deloitte

Lawyers handle everything including purchases/sales/tax/instructions in cooperation with Deloitte for the required fees

Zoi Ellis receives $1 billion in capital and injects it into a Bank of America business account called "Ultimate Music Inc"

Zoi Ellis receives a $10 million bonus for becoming the Chairperson of Ultimate Music Inc

Troy Jamerson receives a $10 million bonus for becoming the CEO of Ultimate Music Inc

Zoi Ellis as the Chairperson of Ultimate Music Inc for a $600,000 yearly wage + 2% of yearly profit bonus

Troy Jamerson as the CEO of Ultimate Music Inc for a $600,000 yearly wage + 2% of yearly profit bonus

Troy Jamerson hires a President for a $300,000 yearly wage

President hires a Vice President and a Head of A&R/Advertising/Distribution/Finance/Legal/Publishing for $150,000 yearly wages to hire employees top to down

Ultimate Music Inc to purchase Penthouse Recording Studios and Quad Recording Studios and rename to Ultimate Music Studios (www.ultimate.music/studios)

(Hire the same people and sound engineers that already work there if they want to work for us)

Set up an account with the nearest 5 star hotel to Ultimate Music Studios paying for the cheapest rooms available and anything on the menu for artists

(Carlyle Hotel in Manhattan)

Offer anyone on the Synthwave.fm YouTube main playlist an album deal if they ask for one (I'll direct them to contact the Head of A&R)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZDJSHz5wsw&list=PLX1nof_5FRsETtzQ-0CLwdVmX_5rhZOSH

Ultimate Music album budget = $100,000

Ultimate Music compilation budget = $100,000

Ultimate Music greatest hits budget = $100,000

Ultimate Music video budget = $50,000

Ultimate Music song budget = $10,000

Ultimate Music remix budget = $10,000

Digital Album Retail Price = $10 excluding tax

Digital Song Retail Price = $1 excluding tax

Digital Compilation Retail Price = $10 excluding tax

Digital Greatest Hits Retail Price = $10 excluding tax

Budget goes to lead vocalist or artist

Allow x2 or x3 or x4 or x5 album/song budget based on the number of band members

Allow artists a video for every song budget

Artists to spend budgets as they please and keep unused funds shared equally or via special arrangement (100% recoupable funds)

Free studio time for label artists if we own the studio

Band members can have solo albums

Compilation budget goes to clearing songs with the DJ receiving the remaining funds

Advertise albums on YouTube and US/UK TV

"Ultimate DJ" compilations (sold as a compilation only not as individual songs):

10 hiphop songs with scratching/mixing mainly at the start/end of each song

Allow DJs x2 or x3 or x4 or x5 album budget on request if they need new equipment

Allow DJs xX budget to clear compilation songs without compromising the 1% to other labels for each song (offer 1% per song maximum plus $X)

Release all 20 compilations simultaneously

Ultimate DJ (Mixed by DJ First Rate)

Ultimate DJ 2 (Mixed by DJ Qbert)

Ultimate DJ 3 (Mixed by DJ Kentaro)

Ultimate DJ 4 (Mixed by DJ Rafik)

Ultimate DJ 5 (Mixed by DJ Fly)

Ultimate DJ 6 (Mixed by DJ Netik)

Ultimate DJ 7 (Mixed by DJ Craze)

Ultimate DJ 8 (Mixed by DJ Plus One)

Ultimate DJ 9 (Mixed by DJ Mr Thing)

Ultimate DJ 10 (Mixed by DJ Prime Cuts)

Ultimate DJ 11 (Mixed by DJ Tony Vegas)

Ultimate DJ 12 (Mixed by DJ Tigerstyle)

Ultimate DJ 13 (Mixed by DJ Flip)

Ultimate DJ 14 (Mixed by DJ Switch)

Ultimate DJ 15 (Mixed by DJ Vekked)

Ultimate DJ 16 (Mixed by DJ Skillz)

Ultimate DJ 17 (Mixed by DJ ie.Merge)

Ultimate DJ 18 (Mixed by DJ K-Swizz)

Ultimate DJ 19 (Mixed by DJ A-Trak)

Ultimate DJ 20 (Mixed by DJ Fummy)

Sign if available (including anyone you want):

Ab-Liva

Abakus

Adam Gontier

Bending Grid

Black Star

Blak Twang

Blixx 86

C-Mone

Cage

Canibus

Casisdead

Chela

Claudia Hoyser

Chino XL

Coldplay

College

Cypress Hill

De La Soul

Dana Jean Phoenix

Darren Hayes

Des'ree

DJ First Rate

DJ Matt Masters (old friend)

DJ Tigerstyle (old friend)

Eddie Johns ($4,000,000 budget for one single) (as artist or executive producer for other artists) (no rush on release)

Eminem

Erick Sermon

Eves Karydas

Fat Joe

Finn Foxell

Fort Minor

Gateway Drugs

Ghetts

Healer (Michael Andresen) (instrumental albums mainly)

Hunna J

Immortal Technique

John Kammerer (www.youtube.com/vincedelgato)

Jurassic 5

Keith Murray

Klashnekoff

Kool G Rap

Kris James

KRS-One

Kyla La Grange

Lee Ramsay (new album with the original remastered version of Dedicated as track #10 with a video)

Lily Allen

Linkin Park (Adam Gontier, Emily Armstrong, Mike Shinoda as lead vocals)

Lootpack

Lucianne (British/Nigerian Singer)

Madonna

Mark Morrison

Masta Ace

Minuit Machine

Mystikal

M.O.P. (ask DJ Premier to the join group)

Mr Oizo

Mt Eden

Neon Hitch

Paris Adams

Project 46

Python Blue

RA The Rugged Man

Radiohead (Kid A II album)

Scratch Massive

Sellorekt/LA Dreams

Shabaam Sahdeeq

Slow Cruise (old friend)

Smoking Skills

Sukesha Ray

Tech N9ne

Teflon

The High & Mighty

The Streets

Thirstin Howl III

Tracy Chapman

VHS Dreams

Wu-Tang Clan

Xzibit

Yota

Zola Bolt (German/Chilean singer)

Ultimates (Pharoahe Monch/Eminem/Canibus/B-Real supergroup for a one off self titled album) offer exclusive $4 million album budget ($1 million each)

Rip off Blade for Pharoahe Monch, Superman for Eminem, Blue Marvel for Canibus, Batman for B-Real using a comic book style album cover

(With enough changes to be original but possibly part of a new Ultimates film soundtrack)

5 Types of US Music Royalties for Sales/Revenue/Licensing:

Recorded Royalty = Artists/Labels

Mechanical Royalty = Songwriters/Producers

Performance Royalty = Songwriters/Producers

Sync Royalty = Songwriters/Producers and Artists/Labels

DAB Radio Performance Royalty = Artists/Labels

5 Types of UK Music Royalties for Sales/Revenue/Licensing:

Recorded Royalty = Artists/Labels

Mechanical Royalty = Songwriters/Producers

Performance Royalty = Songwriters/Producers and Artists/Labels

Sync Royalty = Songwriters/Producers and Artists/Labels

DAB Radio Performance Royalty = Artists/Labels

(Sales/Revenue for Recorded/Mechanical Royalties)

(Licensing Fees for Performance/Sync Royalties)

Suggested Digital Store Sales Commission = 20%

Digital Store Sales Commission:

Amazon = 15%

Apple = 30%

Beatport = 40%

Bandcamp = 15%

Juno Download = 7.5%

Online Distributor Sales Commission:

DistroKid = 0% or Flat Fee (20% Micro Sync Royalties, 20% Sync Royalties)

Ditto Music = Flat Fee (10% Publishing Fee, 20% Micro Sync Royalties, 20% Sync Royalties)

TuneCore = 15% or Flat Fee (15% Publishing Fee, 20% Micro Sync Royalties, 20% Sync Royalties)

CD Baby = 9% and Flat Fee (15% Publishing Fee, 30% Micro Sync Royalties, 40% Sync Royalties, 15% Streaming Recorded/Mechanical Royalties)

ReverbNation = 13% and Flat Fee (30% Publishing Fee, 48.15% Micro Sync Royalties, 48.15% Sync Royalties)

White Label Distributors:

1. Instapage

2. Horus Music

3. Vydia

4. Random Sounds

5. Revelator

6. Distro Direct

7. Limbo Music

8. VerseOne

9. SonoSuite

10. Dig Dis

11. DPM Network Music Distribution

12. Reprtoir

Suggested Premium/Ad Net Revenue for Streaming Recorded Royalties = 80/20 favoring Labels for % played (artist/fan centric model)

(Suggested Creator/Artist/Label/Songwriter split Revenue 30/30/20/20 for Micro Sync Royalties for shared licensed music)

YouTube/Spotify/Amazon/Apple/Deezer/Tidal Premium/Ad Net Revenue for Streaming Recorded Royalties to Creators/Labels:

YouTube = 55/45 favoring Creators/Labels for % played (Creators/Labels split Revenue 50/50 for Micro Sync Royalties for shared licensed music) (pro rata model)

YouTube Shorts = 55/45 favoring YouTube for % played (Creators/Labels split Revenue 50/50 for Micro Sync Royalties for shared licensed music) (pro rata model)

Spotify = 70/30 favoring Labels for % played (pro rata model) (free worldwide)

Amazon = 55/45 favoring Labels for % played (pro rata model)

Apple = 55/45 favoring Labels for % played (pro rata model) (subscription only)

Deezer = 70/30 favoring Labels for % played (artist/fan centric model) (Virtual DJ) (free in some countries)

Tidal = 70/30 favoring Labels for % played (pro rata model) (Virtual DJ/Djay/Serato/Rekordbox) (free US only)

Recommended Album Budget = $100,000 (100% recoupable by Labels)

Recommended Video Budget = $50,000 (100% recoupable by Labels)

Recommended Song Budget = $10,000 (100% recoupable by Labels)

Recommended Album Price = $10 excluding tax

Recommended Song Price = $1 excluding tax

(US CRB Mechanical Royalty for Music Sales and Streaming Revenue = 9.1%)

Every $1 Sold for Albums

Recorded Royalty = 75.9c split 60% to Artists, 40% to Labels, Producers negotiated from artist's % (of gross profit)