Case report · TOS-4

The Other Songs - priority

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Needs attention

  • The database case owner/rightsholder is The Other Songs - priority; the signed authorization names The Other Songs Ltd, while the track-specific license names The Other Songs Records Limited. No document connects these legal names or their rights. Confirm which entity holds the masters and that the authorization applies to this case.
  • For Do Do Do and Yours, the only track-specific agreement found is a signed, limited-term license from ISAINTJAMES LTD to The Other Songs Records Limited. It began 12 February 2026 and does not substantiate the 2024–2025 posts or establish rights in the case owner.
  • No track-specific master-rights instrument for Someday Soon was found. Its registry lead is for a composition, not the master estate listed in the catalogue; the stored registration response is unavailable.

Rights by work

  • Do Do Do · ISRC QZK6M2485223

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    • Master: The active catalogue lists the recording estate. The signed TOS047 agreement schedules this exact master and licenses defined rights (master sync, brand, merchandise, and TikTok) to The Other Songs Records Limited worldwide for two years from 12 February 2026. This supports a limited license to that separate company, not master title or rights in the case owner. It does not substantiate the 2024 posts; the May 2026 post falls within the stated term but the company-to-company link is missing.
    • Composition: Not listed for this work.
  • Someday Soon · ISRC QZTAY2428853

    • Master: The active catalogue lists the recording estate, but no document or master registration reviewed establishes master rights in the case owner, The Other Songs - priority.
    • Composition: Not listed for this work. A database match points to a composition registration for “SOMEDAY SOON.”; it is not evidence for the catalogued master, and its stored response could not be inspected.
  • Yours · ISRC QZES52467211

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    • Master: The active catalogue lists the recording estate. TOS047 schedules this exact master and gives The Other Songs Records Limited the same limited worldwide license described above. That is not evidence of master title or rights in the case owner. The license term includes the May 2026 post, but no link to the case owner is shown; the 2024–2025 posts precede the agreement.
    • Composition: Not listed for this work.

Posts

All dates below are UTC.

PostWorkPosted
Instagram ↗Yours2024-06-04 16:55
Instagram ↗Do Do Do2024-09-13 15:15
Facebook ↗Do Do Do2024-09-18 16:14
Instagram ↗Yours2024-11-06 15:55
Twitter ↗Someday Soon2025-03-09 17:25
Facebook ↗Someday Soon2025-03-18 18:30
Instagram ↗Do Do Do2025-07-13 13:03
Twitter ↗Yours2025-12-19 14:49
Twitter ↗Do Do Do2026-05-02 21:42
Facebook ↗Yours2026-05-15 19:52

Supporting documents

  • TOS047 (TOSR x isaintjames) Rights Agreement FINAL (REDACTED).pdf — Dated 12 February 2026; the signed agreement’s Schedule C identifies “Do Do Do” and “Yours” by the matching ISRCs. It grants a two-year, worldwide license of defined rights to The Other Songs Records Limited, not to the case rightsholder; the agreement does not establish ownership of the masters.
  • The Other Songs Client Claim Authorization.pdf — Signed and dated 08/05/2026; authorizes Third Chair to enforce and settle claims concerning The Other Songs Ltd’s “Company Content.” The case is owned by The Other Songs - priority; no document confirms that these entities are the same or that this authorization covers the case. It does not prove underlying title.
  • Registration lead: PA0002580965 — the database’s confirmed match is titled “SOMEDAY SOON.” and identifies a composition registration. The registration row has no claimant or stored-response key; the underlying response was not inspected. It is not relied on for master title.

Document check

Still needed

  • Evidence tying the case owner, The Other Songs - priority, to the named companies The Other Songs Ltd and The Other Songs Records Limited, plus instruments establishing the case owner’s master rights in all three works. For Do Do Do and Yours, the documents must address the 2024–2025 posts before the 12 February 2026 license term.
  • Confirm that the 08/05/2026 Third Chair authorization from The Other Songs Ltd applies to The Other Songs - priority and these case claims.
  • The raw response for PA0002580965 is not stored at the registration row’s S3 key (the key is null); obtain it only if that composition lead is relevant to a later review. Composition was not listed in the active catalogue for these works and was not assessed as a claimed estate.

What supports the chain

The catalogue identifies three asserted master estates. TOS047 provides signed, track-matched but limited-term licensing evidence for Do Do Do and Yours in favor of The Other Songs Records Limited; the signed 08/05/2026 letter authorizes Third Chair to act for The Other Songs Ltd on its Company Content. Neither document connects those companies to the database case owner, The Other Songs - priority, or establishes that owner’s master rights. The Someday Soon composition registration lead does not establish master ownership.