What belongs here
- Exclusive ownership and hold requests
- Label, A&R, manager, and artist-team requests
- Sync, brand, film, game, and trailer usage
- Custom KLXNE production with a defined release target
What happens next
The request is submitted through the protected public inquiry endpoint, then handled as a private rights conversation before one-owner terms, sync scope, or custom production decisions are made.
KLXNE uses this page for higher-stakes requests because exclusive rights need context: who is releasing the record, where it will live, whether other media will use it, and whether the beat must be removed from public browsing after terms are confirmed.
If the request is only a standard MP3 lease, use the beat store. If the record needs control, privacy, or broader usage, keep it in this private rights lane.
Bring the release plan
Exclusive and sync requests move faster when the artist sends the public beat URL, deadline, budget range, platform plan, file format, territory, and whether the record needs custom arrangement changes. That keeps the conversation about release rights instead of vague interest.
When should I request exclusive rights from KLXNE?
Request exclusive rights when the beat is central to a serious single, label pitch, sync pitch, brand campaign, film, game, trailer, or rollout where one-owner terms matter.
What should an exclusive request include?
Include the beat title or URL, artist name, release plan, budget, deadline, file needs, usage territory, and whether the request involves sync, brand, trailer, game, or custom production.
Does submitting the form reserve the beat?
No. The request starts a private rights conversation. A beat is not held, sold, removed, or transferred until KLXNE confirms terms and payment.