66 — MNRK Music Group LP

Needs attention

• Confirm the exact-work mapping: the selected Spotify recording is “We Takin’ Over” from the We The Best album, while the stored master registration is for the album-level sound recording WE THE BEST. Its raw record has no track listing.
• Complete the company-name continuity: the Koch certificate changes Koch Entertainment LP to E1 Entertainment U.S. LP; the later certificate changes Entertainment One U.S. LP to MNRK Music Group LP. The active library does not establish the link between the two differently named intermediate entities.
• Review the referenced January 17, 2006 Koch–DJ Khaled Productions agreement and confirm album delivery/coverage. The active library has a 2007 amendment that refers to that agreement but not the underlying agreement or a track schedule.

Rights by work

• We Takin’ Over — ISRC USKO10701049; DJ Khaled; album We The Best (2007)

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  - Master: MNRK’s active catalogue asserts recording rights. A 2007 sound-recording registration names Koch Entertainment LP as claimant and employer-for-hire for WE THE BEST.; a related Koch amendment states Koch’s ownership rights in specified album masters for the copyright term. The registration’s album title and the Spotify album metadata are consistent, but the stored registration does not list this individual track, the 2007 amendment calls the relevant project “Second Album” rather than naming it, and the chain from Koch to MNRK has an unresolved intermediate-name link. Exact-track coverage and the full chain therefore need confirmation. - Composition: Not listed for this work in the active rightsholder catalogue; not assessed as a catalogue estate. The two active catalogue Spotify entries for this track share its ISRC, title, artist, album title/date and recording scope; treated here as duplicate listings for one work/version. Both active claims intersect the same catalogue entries.

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Supporting documents

• SR0000613434
  Stored raw response identifies a sound-recording registration titled “WE THE BEST.”, registered 2007-12-11, with KOCH ENTERTAINMENT LP as claimant and “employer for hire” author; publication date is 2007-06-12. It does not supply a track listing.

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  The <code>data[0].hit</code> fields <code>type_of_work</code>, <code>primary_titles_list</code>, <code>claimants_list</code>, and <code>author_statement_list</code> give the facts above. <code>physical_description_extent</code> is “Compact disc.” The raw response does not identify excluded material or name “We Takin’ Over” as a track.

• Koch w DJ Khaled, Chain of Title.pdf
  The executed February 2, 2007 amendment to the January 17, 2006 agreement describes additional and option compilation albums, says Koch’s ownership rights in those albums and their masters continue for the life of copyright, and expands territory.

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  The referenced 2006 agreement is not among the eight active MNRK organization documents; the amendment refers to projects as “Second Album” and option albums without naming <em>We The Best</em> or listing its tracks.

• Koch Ent to E1 Ent US LP- DE Amdmt (1-30-09).pdf
  Delaware certificate says Koch Entertainment LP changed its name to E1 Entertainment U.S. LP, filed January 30, 2009.
• Name Change eOne to MNRK.pdf
  Delaware certificate says Entertainment One U.S. LP changed its name to MNRK Music Group LP, filed July 19, 2021. The differing intermediate name is not resolved by the active files.
• MNRK Client Claim Authorization.pdf
  MNRK’s exhibit identifies the March 3, 2026 Third Chair–client agreement and authorizes Third Chair to pursue and settle claims concerning Company Content. The source PDF bears a BoldSign signature for Sean Stevenson and is dated March 4, 2026. This supports authority to act, not copyright ownership.