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Collaboration guide

Explore the shared records, featured artists and creative connections around Mr. Blindbandit.

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A shared record

A collaboration brings separate voices, audiences and working methods into one release. Clear credits help listeners follow every contributor.

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Featured connections

The site highlights UUu Tang Maskman and other credited collaborators, with links to shared releases and each artist’s work.

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Respecting ownership

A feature or production contribution does not automatically transfer ownership. Splits, permissions and release responsibilities should be agreed in writing.

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Proposing a collaboration

A useful introduction includes the concept, reference music, expected role, timeline, budget and a private working link.

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Meet the collaborators ↗ Resource center

Every credited collaboration

What a collaboration credit tells you

“Featuring” means a guest appears on another artist’s release. The lead artist is named first. A featured credit does not mean an artist is signed to Blindbandit Records. If you want to propose a collaboration, prepare a short brief with the collaboration brief builder and agree credits and splits in writing before release.

How to listen to a collaboration

For artists thinking about collaborating

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