In the intricate world of the music industry, artists are often faced with tough decisions regarding their careers, one of which involves signing contracts known as "360 deals." While these agreements may initially seem promising, offering financial support and potential exposure, they often come with a hefty price tag that can outweigh their benefits. In recent years, a growing number of artists and industry experts have spoken out against 360 deals, highlighting their detrimental effects on artists' creative freedom, financial stability, and long-term success.

A 360 deal, also known as a multiple rights deal or all-rights deal, is a contractual agreement between an artist and a record label or management company in which the label receives a percentage of the artist's earnings from all aspects of their career, including music sales, touring revenue, merchandise sales, endorsements, and more. In exchange, the label typically provides financial support, marketing resources, and promotional efforts to advance the artist's career.

On the surface, this might seem like a fair exchange. However, the devil is in the details, and many artists find themselves trapped in contracts that severely limit their artistic freedom and financial independence.

Traditional record labels offer financial backing and resources through 360 deals, but at a significant cost. Artists may find themselves surrendering control and creative ownership, with labels taking a major cut of royalties in return for their advance.

How We Are Different

At JumpWave Group, we believe in a different approach. We offer tailored support without extracting royalties, prioritizing artists' autonomy and financial well-being. Our partnership-based approach ensures transparency and fairness, allowing artists to focus on creating music that resonates with their audience.

In a landscape dominated by traditional labels and 360 deals, JumpWave Group offers a breath of fresh air—a pathway to artistic liberation and financial empowerment. Join us in revolutionizing the music industry and empowering artists to break free from the status quo. Together, let's forge a new path—one where artists are celebrated for their talent and creativity, not confined by outdated agreements.