Two music contests. One platform workflow. Vocalists, producers, and DJs create derivative works through clearer permission, source selection, and default future commercial split logic.
Each contest features three main artists providing approved source packs and stems. Participants create one derivative contest entry using one or more approved source packs, and every selected source pack must be declared and accepted through the SILVATUNG workflow before submission.
Each launch contest has its own audience, source packs, and derivative workflow.
Placeholder artists and packs are rendered from typed data so the launch lineup is easy to swap.
Participants can submit one derivative work per contest category unless future rules change.
Every selected source pack must be declared and accepted through the SILVATUNG workflow before submission.
SILVATUNG launches through a Vocalist Contest and a Producer / DJ Contest. Each contest features three main artists providing approved source packs, and each participant creates one derivative contest entry with declared source selection and a single-use contest derivative licence.
Multi-source derivatives are supported, but every approved source pack used in the entry must be selected, declared, and accepted through SILVATUNG before submission.
Contest submission does not automatically create a commercial release or payable royalty event. Any commercial release requires a separate written agreement through SILVATUNG.
Two contest categories with three main artists each.
One derivative submission per contest category.
Single-use contest derivative licence before submission.
Default future commercial split shown for later approvals only.
For singers, rappers, topliners, spoken-word artists, and experimental vocal performers.
Main artists provide beats, instrumentals, hooks, backing tracks, and partial stems for one vocal-led derivative entry.
Participants create one vocal-based derivative using one or more approved source packs.
View Vocalist PacksEnter participation flowFor producers, DJs, remixers, beatmakers, electronic artists, and music production students.
Main artists provide vocal stems, acapellas, hooks, loops, and melodies for one production-led derivative entry.
Participants create one production-based derivative using one or more approved source packs.
View Producer / DJ PacksEnter participation flowPick the Vocalist Contest or the Producer / DJ Contest based on the derivative you want to create.
Review the official packs provided by the three main artists in that contest category.
Choose 1, 2, or 3 approved source packs and declare each one before you submit.
Use the single-use contest derivative licence for clearer permission around this one contest entry.
Build one rights-aware derivative using only the approved and declared contest sources.
The submission records source selection, licence acceptance, and the contest category for that derivative.
SILVATUNG tracks the derivative workflow, declared source packs, and default future commercial split logic.
Published result highlights, selected entries, traction signals, and the broader SILVATUNG platform story are presented together.
The page stays frontend-only for now. Source pack cards, artists, and metadata are rendered from typed placeholders so the launch lineup can be replaced without touching the layout. The two seeded demo source packs are reflected in the functional participation flow at /contest.
Three main artists provide approved source packs for this category. Preview and selection controls are shown as placeholders until the registration flow is live.
Moody instrumental foundations with wide pads, percussion detail, and space for toplines.
Bounce-driven drums, melodic pockets, and hook-ready movement for commercial toplines.
Pulse-led synth foundations designed for bold vocal concepts and layered ad-libs.
Three main artists provide approved source packs for this category. Preview and selection controls are shown as placeholders until the registration flow is live.
Lead vocal stems with space for club edits, arrangement flips, and festival-ready remixes.
Hook stacks and harmony textures for remixers building energetic crossover arrangements.
Clean acapella material prepared for tempo-driven reinterpretation and DJ-ready edits.
This calculator shows the default future commercial split if a derivative work is later approved for commercial release through SILVATUNG. Contest submission does not automatically create a commercial release or payable royalty event.
With 1 selected approved source pack, the 48.5% primary source rights pool is divided equally by approved source pack rather than by individual stems.
Any later commercial release still requires a separate written agreement through SILVATUNG. This page does not promise automatic payouts, automatic royalties, or a commercial release by virtue of entering the contest.
Participants receive a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, single-use contest derivative licence to use selected approved SILVATUNG source packs only to create and submit one derivative contest entry.
Limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable permission for one derivative contest entry.
Use of selected approved SILVATUNG source packs only after source selection is declared and accepted.
One official derivative submission per contest category unless future rules change.
Support for multi-source derivatives when every selected source pack is recorded through the workflow.
Automatic commercial release, monetization, or payable royalty events.
Distribution on DSPs or monetized platforms without a separate written agreement through SILVATUNG.
Reuse of undeclared stems, unapproved source packs, or the original source packs in other projects.
Transfer of ownership in the original source packs or their underlying rights.
The final event date is still a placeholder, but the page already frames the expected reveal: top entries, traction, and a clearer SILVATUNG product presentation for the UK launch story.
SILVATUNG is inviting partners interested in contributing approved source packs, supporting the contest rollout, or helping shape a rights-aware music collaboration launch.
Partner intake is not yet tied to a live backend form. For now, interest can be routed by email and replaced with a live workflow later.
The launch story is ready for public walkthroughs now. Enter the functional contest flow to see available seeded contests, participation state, source access, and submission direction.