FAQ

INTERSRC is an independent digital label and creative studio. We develop synthetic artist identities, release original recordings, commission visual work, maintain catalogue records, and handle press and licensing enquiries.

The public artist names are fictional synthetic identities, not undisclosed human performers. Human creative directors, producers, editors, and collaborators guide the work and make the final release decisions.

Methods vary by project and can include composition, recording, synthesis, generative systems, editing, mixing, visual design, compositing, and writing. Our AI process disclosure explains the common review and oversight principles.

INTERSRC releases work developed for its catalogue. Before commercial use, consult the release information and written licence; our copyright policy explains the website-level position.

Ownership and representation are recorded per release. INTERSRC may own or represent master and publishing interests, while collaborators can retain contracted interests. A licensing quote identifies the rights we can clear and any further approval required.

Platform, publishing, neighbouring-right, and licensing income is allocated according to the contracts and rights records for each release. We do not publish private collaborator splits on public catalogue pages.

Only after written permission. Send the track, media, territory, term, budget, timeline, and intended placement through the licensing form. A quote or conversation does not itself grant usage rights.

We aim to acknowledge complete briefs within two business days. Final clearance and pricing depend on the rights, media, territory, term, edits, and exclusivity requested.

Press material is currently supplied by request so we can provide the approved version, resolution, credit, and usage notes. Email press@intersrc.com with your outlet and deadline.

Yes, selectively. Send a private listening link, a short project description, your role, rights status, and what you want from a label relationship. Do not attach large files or submit material you do not control.

No. We review submissions periodically and contact projects that fit the current release plan. A submission does not create an obligation, partnership, or transfer of rights.