Low Tide
Marlow Fen feat. Ama Osei
September · 412,880 streamsPaid out on the 1st, to the penny
£1,238.64
NewSign your split from any phone
Credits and splits, settled in the session.
TrackLedger writes down who made what while the track is still warm, gets every collaborator to sign their share on their phone, and pays it out from the very first stream.
18,240 tracks split, signed and paid on TrackLedger this month — by artists, producers and session players.
Ama signed on her phone2 minutes ago · 10% featureRegistered with 3 societiesSong code & recording code filed
Written by Marlow Fen, Ama Osei, Kofi Lune
Produced by Kofi Lune
Guitar Tess Reyes
Mixed by Ines Varga
Mastered at Ferrous Room, Peckham
Strings arranged by Dami Ade
Recorded at Studio Kestrel, Lagos
Engineer Yusuf Bello
One afternoon, five credits
Every face in the room, on the record.
A session is a room full of people who all made the song a little better. Tap anyone in the photo — this is what TrackLedger wrote down before they packed up.
HASigned 14:41
Halde
Lead vocal, topline, lyrics
- Song share
- 45%
- Recording share
- 30%
- Paid in
- GBP · bank
"Wrote the hook on the train in. Sang it on take three."
Side A · the old way
Great songs, quiet money.
Most collaborations run on a handshake and a group chat. Months later, nobody remembers who wrote the hook — and the royalties sit unclaimed while everyone works it out.
5
tracks on this side. Tap one to hear how TrackLedger fixes it.
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What happens
Four people leave the studio happy. Six months later the song is on a playlist and "we'll sort it out" turns into four different memories of who did what.
With TrackLedger
The sheet is started before the session ends. Everyone joins with a QR code, agrees on a split and signs it — with a timestamp nobody can argue with.
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What happens
The bounce gets renamed, emailed and re-uploaded. By release day the guitarist, the engineer and the string arranger are nowhere in the metadata.
With TrackLedger
Credits live with the track, not the file. Every export, distributor upload and public credits page reads from the same signed record.
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What happens
Whoever uploads the track gets the money, then has to forward everyone else's share by bank transfer — if they remember, and if they're still talking.
With TrackLedger
Income lands in the track's own pot and is split automatically on the 1st of every month. Nobody has to be the band's accountant.
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What happens
One missing signature and a distributor freezes the whole release's income. Everyone waits on the one person who's on tour.
With TrackLedger
The holding pen keeps the unsigned share safe while everybody else gets paid. It releases the moment they sign — with every penny they earned in the meantime.
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What happens
Statements arrive as a CSV from three places in three currencies, and someone spends a Sunday turning them into a spreadsheet nobody trusts.
With TrackLedger
One statement per person, in plain English, in their own currency — stream by stream, platform by platform, showing exactly where every pound came from.
How it works
One track, four takes.
Take 01Capture the session
Start a sheet in the studio. Everyone in the room scans in and adds their role.
Take 02Agree the split
Drag the shares until it feels fair, then everyone signs on their own phone.
Take 03Register everywhere
TrackLedger files the song and the recording with the societies and your distributor.
Take 04Pay everyone, monthly
Income flows into the track's pot and goes out on the 1st, to each person's account.
Low Tide — arrangementBAR 1 · 00:00
1 Session2 Splits3 Register4 Payouts
People
MF
KL
TR
AO
Splits
40/30/20/10
Signed
Registry
Song
Recording
Payouts
Oct
Nov
Dec
In the room0 people
Signed0 of 4
Registered0 of 2
Paid out£0.00
Live · paid to collaborators today
£184,220.14
Sent straight from track pots to the people who made them — no middle person forwarding anybody's money.
Inside TrackLedger
Everything a track needs to get paid.
Six small tools that do one job each, so nobody in the band has to be the one who chases.
Ama OseiFeatured vocal · Low TideYour share10%
Signed 14:41iPhone · Lagos
Signing
Sign from any phone
A link, a scribble, done. No app or account needed for collaborators.
Low TideCredits · verified4/4
Marlow FenTopline
Kofi LuneProducer
Tess ReyesGuitar
Ines VargaMixtrackledger.fm/low-tideShare
Credits
Credits that travel
Roles and writer IDs ride along with every export and upload.
RegistrationsLow Tide · song & recording5/6
Performing rightsAccepted
Mechanical rightsAccepted
Neighbouring rightsAccepted
Overseas societyIn review
Filed 2 Jul 2026View filings
Registrations
Registered everywhere
Song and recording filed with the societies and your distributor, with every reply tracked.
Holding penLow Tide · September1 waiting
£312.40
Releases when Ama signs3 of 4
Disputes
A holding pen, not a freeze
One missing signature never stops everyone else's money.
September statementAma Osei · paid 1 Oct to GTBank ••42Spotify£82.14
Apple Music£41.06
YouTube£17.50
Radio & live£23.09
Your share · 10%£163.79 · ₦321,028
Statements
Statements anyone can read
One page per person, per month. Where every pound came from, in plain English and your own currency.
catalogue_2019-2025.csvKestrel Records · 214 tracksImported
Low TideMatched
Gold TeethMatched
Overpass (2019 mix)Needs a look
198 of 214 matched16 sheets started
Catalogue
Bring your back catalogue
Drop in a distributor export. TrackLedger matches the tracks, finds the gaps and starts the missing sheets for you.
Who it's for
Everyone whose name belongs in the credits.
Same sheet, different jobs. Pick your seat in the room and see what TrackLedger takes off your plate.
For artists & writers
Your songs, your shares — signed.
Start a sheet before anyone leaves the session. Everyone signs from their phone, and the money arrives on the 1st without you forwarding a penny.
- Separate song and recording splits, the way royalties are actually paid
- A holding pen keeps unsigned shares safe while everyone else gets paid
- A public credits page for every release
11 minmedian session to fully signed
£0to start, forever
For producers
Forty sessions a year, zero awkward texts.
Bring your own sheet to every session. Your points, your publishing and your credit are agreed before the bounce — and you see every track's earnings in one place.
- Templates for your standard producer split
- Points on the recording, publishing on the song — tracked separately
- One statement across every artist you've worked with
40+artists per producer, on average
1statement for all of them
For session players & engineers
The name that falls off first, now stays on.
Fee on the day, credit for life. TrackLedger puts your role on the signed record and your public profile — so the next booking finds you.
- Credit-only roles, no split required
- A profile listing every verified track you've played on
- Optional recording share for featured parts
3×more credits captured per release
100%verified by the artist
For labels, publishers & studios
Every track in the catalogue, accounted for.
Import everything you've released. TrackLedger finds the unsigned splits, missing credits and unclaimed income — then chases the people who can fix them.
- Catalogue health dashboard with bulk fixes
- Approval rules and locked label shares
- Room codes so every studio session starts with a sheet
£18.6kfound in one label's first check
214tracks matched in an afternoon
Split calculator
What's your share actually worth?
Move the sliders and see what a split pays per month. It's a rough guide — the full calculator does platforms, currencies and the whole band.
You'd get, per month
£187.50
Per year
£2,250
Assumes a blended £0.003 per stream across platforms. Real rates vary by platform, country and deal.
From the credits
Left on read? Not anymore.
We asked the people on our early tracks to send us a voice note. Press play.
0:14
I signed my feature split in the back of an Uber leaving the studio. First time in my life I've been paid for a song in the same month it came out.
0:12
I produce for maybe forty artists a year. TrackLedger is the reason I stopped being the guy sending awkward "hey, about the splits" texts at 2am.
0:11
Mix engineers are always the first name to fall off. Now my credit is on the public page before the track's even out.
18,240
tracks split and signed this month
11 min
median time from session to fully signed
£2.4m
paid out to collaborators in September
64
countries collaborators get paid in
Security
Money that's safe before it's shared.
Track pots sit in safeguarded client accounts, and every signature carries a full audit trail. How we keep it safe
Ring-fenced funds
Income waits in safeguarded accounts with regulated partners — never on our balance sheet.
Evidence, not vibes
Who signed, when, on which device, and exactly what they agreed to.
Verified payees
Money only leaves to people who've confirmed their identity and account.
Yours to take
Export every sheet, signature and statement as PDF or CSV, any time.
Questions
The small print, out loud.
Pick a question. If yours isn't here, a real person on our team answers within a working day.
No. They just need a phone. Collaborators get a link by text or email, check their role and share, and sign with a finger. They only make an account if they want to see statements or get paid into a new account.
It's a signed agreement with a full audit trail. Every sheet records who signed, when, from which device, and exactly what they agreed to. It isn't a replacement for a lawyer on a major-label deal, but it's far stronger than a group chat.
From wherever the track earns. Connect your distributor and your societies, or upload their statements. TrackLedger pools each track's income and splits it on the 1st of every month, in 30+ currencies.
Propose a change, everyone re-signs. Anyone can propose a new split. Until everyone affected signs it, the old one stays in force — so the money never stops while you talk.
Yes — that's where most of the lost money is. Import your catalogue and TrackLedger shows which tracks are missing splits or credits, then starts the sheets for you. Back-pay held by your distributor is released once a track is fully signed.
Split sheets are free, forever. Payouts on the free plan cost 2% of what we distribute. Band is £8 a month with no payout fee. Labels and studios get custom pricing.
Still stuck on something?
A real person on our London or Lagos team replies within one working day.
Before the bounce
Settle the split before the session ends.
Start a split sheet in the room, send it round, and let every share find its own way home. Free for every track you make.
- £0Split sheets, forever
- 11 minSession to fully signed
- 1stPaid every month
