Hello.
I would like to clarify: can I upload my tracks from “100audio” to “Exclusive for China” on the MotionElements platform (country of location – Singapore) without breaking the agreements with “100audio”?
Please answer either YES or NO.

Let’s clarify the situation.
“100Audio” is an exclusive track manager in China after registering as an exclusive author from China – right?
Suppose that the tracks, for some reason, ended up in Chinese stores, then “100 Audio” is obliged to contact the store that received the tracks from another platform from China, because under an agreement with “100Audio” – “100Audio is the exclusive distributor of tracks in China.
So why are you so worried and often warn that you cannot upload tracks to other Chinese platforms if you have the right, on the basis of a contract signed with you, to officially contact the store that accidentally got tracks from another platform registered in China and strictly demand their removal?
It is your responsibility to follow the tracks in China and, if tracks are found from another Chinese platform, show the store your signed exclusivity agreement and have the tracks removed from their store.
Now it looks from your side that you are shifting your responsibility to the musicians who may by mistake upload their tracks to another Chinese platform.

I already had a situation with my second account, when my distributor published my tracks in Chinese stores by mistake and you discovered it. And what happened? You fined me over $ 2,000.
So it turns out that you have a unilateral agreement aimed at “intimidating” the musicians? Why can’t you apply to these sites in court, show your agreement so that those sites remove the music?
Of course, I also contacted my distributor, who made a mistake on his part and started the process of removing tracks from Chinese stores, but I was immediately warned that this could take more than a month due to the situation with the coronavirus around the world.
And about “you need to contact this website to remove music” … I contacted and you know what – I was offered several options for solving this problem:
1.sign some agreement, which is ONLY (I emphasize) ONLY in Chinese, fill it out and send it by ground mail to China;
2. call me to them to solve the problem.
Excuse me, of course, but these options were like a mockery for a user from another country.

Regarding MotionElements, you still did not answer: Singapore is not China – right? It’s just that there is Chinese on their website, but I do not understand its features.
So with exclusive China I can publish on this Singapore site: YES or NO?

This account – StockXMusic – is exclusively for China. I’ll repeat the question:
Singapore is not China, right?
So with China exclusive, can I post on this Singapore site: YES or NO?

Hi, ISAo

Thank you for your feedback. If you want to change to a non exclusive account when you renew your contract, we will send you an email in the next few days with relevant contents of the non exclusive contract attached. You can apply only after the original contract has expired.

Have a nice day!