Tags: forms, music, release, soundtrack
Hi:
You should first double check that the bands indeed own all the rights to their music. If any of their songs were ever published, it is mostlikely they share the copyright with the recording label. There are 2 rights you should worry about, the performing rights, which are the ones that band can moslikely give out and then the rights to the actual songs. Those are usually owned by whoever publishes the song. You need a release from both parties :)
If you are only concerned about festival rights, these are usually given for a smaller price and it should be stated in the release that they don't apply for distribution.
Cheers,
Ester
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