Yes. All songs in the Darius Love catalog are original compositions written and developed by Darius Love. The catalog includes a variety of genres, including R&B, Pop, Rock, Gospel, Hip-Hop, and Country. Songs are BMI registered, with writer and publisher ownership retained by Darius Love, unless otherwise agreed in a written contract.

Yes. Songs may be customized to suit an artist's vocal range, musical style, genre, arrangement, or creative vision. Depending on the project, adjustments to lyrics, instrumentation, tempo, and overall production may be possible. Customization requests are reviewed individually to determine the scope of the project.

Instrumental versions may be available for select songs. If an instrumental, backing track, or alternate arrangement is needed, please specify your requirements when submitting an inquiry. Additional versions or custom arrangements may require a separate agreement.

Absolutely. Recording artists may inquire about recording songs from the Darius Love catalog. Permission is subject to an appropriate licensing or recording agreement that outlines the permitted use, ownership, publishing rights, and any applicable fees. Artists are encouraged to contact us to discuss their project and licensing needs.

The process begins with selecting a song and submitting a recording inquiry. We will discuss your musical direction, intended use, customization needs, and project requirements. Once the details and terms are agreed upon in writing, the necessary materials and permissions can be arranged. Artists may then proceed with their own recording or discuss available production services, depending on the project.

We aim to respond to all recording and licensing inquiries within 24 hours. Response times may vary depending on project volume, weekends, and holidays. Please provide your name, contact information, song of interest, and a brief description of your project to help us respond efficiently.

Demo vocals are provided to demonstrate the song's melody, lyrics, phrasing, structure, and overall musical direction. They are intended as a guide for artists and producers, not as a requirement to reproduce the original vocal performance. Artists are free to interpret the song in their own style, subject to the terms of the applicable agreement.

Recording a song does not automatically transfer ownership of the underlying composition. Songwriting, publishing, master recording ownership, and usage rights are separate matters. The terms of each project will be outlined in a written agreement so that the artist understands exactly which rights are being granted and which rights remain with the songwriter and publisher.