Case report · TOS-13
The Other Songs - priority
Open case ↗Needs attention
- The active catalogue asserts recording rights in “Someday Soon,” but the available rights agreement does not establish rights in this recording for the case owner. It is between Other Songs Records Limited and ISAINTJAMES LTD; its Schedule C does not list “Someday Soon,” and its 12 February 2026 date is after all three posts. No document reviewed connects Other Songs Records Limited to The Other Songs - priority.
- Confirm Third Chair’s authority and the represented company: the authorization bears The Other Songs Ltd’s name and 08/05/2026 date, but its Company, “Dated as of,” and underlying agreement-date fields are blank. Its relationship to the case owner is not established.
Rights by work
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Someday Soon — ISRC QZTAY2428853
Show chain diagram
- Master: The case catalogue lists the recording estate. The two catalogued Spotify IDs (5lyMgFXfAUSG0ZLoTg4eTt and 5lIuKzvaEvSP29ewfaeP9l) have the same title, artist, and ISRC, and appear to be duplicate catalogue versions of one recording. The available agreement does not name this work in Schedule C and grants defined rights to a different company; a case-owner title link is not established. The agreement postdates these posts.
- Composition: Not listed for this work.
Posts
Instagram and Facebook timestamps are UTC. TikTok’s stored timestamp has no timezone.
| Post | Work | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Instagram ↗ | Someday Soon | 2025-11-04 17:03 UTC |
| TikTok ↗ | Someday Soon | 2025-11-06 18:00 (timezone not stored) |
| Facebook ↗ | Someday Soon | 2025-11-07 09:15 UTC |
Supporting documents
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TOS047 (TOSR x isaintjames) Rights Agreement FINAL (REDACTED).pdf
§§2, 4–5 and Schedule C describe defined rights licensed by ISAINTJAMES LTD to Other Songs Records Limited, with a two-year Rights Period from the agreement’s 12 February 2026 date; Schedule C lists 14 tracks from This Could Be, not “Someday Soon.” The agreement’s work coverage and link to the case owner remain unestablished.
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The Other Songs Client Claim Authorization.pdf
States that The Other Songs Ltd authorizes Third Chair to act for Company Content; the blank party/date fields leave the represented company and underlying engagement unclear.
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PA0002580965
Registry-search lead for “SOMEDAY SOON.” only. The database registration row lacks claimant, work details, and a raw-response S3 key; its stored response was unavailable, so it is not relied on as evidence of master ownership. This PA-class lead does not establish the catalogued recording estate.
Document check
Still needed
- A work-specific or catalogue instrument establishing rights in the “Someday Soon” recording for the case owner, plus documentation of any relationship or transfer from Other Songs Records Limited to The Other Songs - priority.
- The completed Third Chair–company agreement or other execution/party evidence identifying the company represented by the authorization and confirming its applicable scope.
What supports the chain
The active catalogue asserts recording scope for the two same-ISRC Spotify entries. The reviewed agreement names a different licensee and does not list this recording in its schedule; no available document bridges that gap. The composition is outside the catalogue scope. Review covered 3 active claims/posts and 1 distinct catalogued work; the two active organization documents both had extracted text. The registry raw response could not be checked because its database row had no S3 key.