The Rack — completed songs, at cost
What the Rack is
The Rack is where a completed song is sold at cost to the artist who made it — what it cost to finish the record, and not a dollar more.
That works because Sack Boyz Entertainment is the publisher. A publisher makes money when the song works — every stream, every spin, every placement — not by marking up a sale. So the finished record goes back to its artist at cost, and the house is still smiling.
How it works
1 · The song gets completed
A record gets finished — the whole song, start to finish.
2 · The paper gets checked
Before a song reaches the Rack, its paper passes the Release Check: splits signed, license in writing, codes in hand, clean delivered, credits locked, cover final, splits set. Nothing sits here on fog.
3 · It sits on the Rack at cost
Artist, title, and the cost — in the open. No markup, no promo games.
4 · The artist takes it home
The artist buys their completed record at cost. The publishing stays on the paper — the house's share of the song's future, written down where everybody can see it.
On the Rack
The first songs are being completed and papered now
When a song passes, it sits here.