Music business contracts are regularly used to secure deals for recording artist management, record producing, distribution deals, publishing contracts, tours, advertising, and many other related areas of the music industry. The large corporations which distribute and promote recording artists have continued to clash with the recording artists themselves, who feel that multi million dollar record labels exploit artists and give them too little in rights and compensation. Music business contracts are regularly skewed to benefit the record labels instead of the individual artists, and many inexperienced musicians have been coaxed into signing unfair contracts that leave them with little creative control and even less money. Even the most successful and popular musicians in the world have been the victims of unfair recording contracts. Consequently, music business contracts of all kinds should be shown to an attorney with experience in entertainment law. Entertainment attorneys may review music business contracts and negotiate better terms for artists to ensure that they are fairly and adequately compensated.