1. Copyright notice
© 2026 Split-Dose Records. All rights reserved. Unless otherwise noted, the recordings, compositions, lyrics, artwork, page copy, and design across the catalog and these properties are owned or controlled by Split-Dose Records and its affiliated artists, and may not be copied, redistributed, or used commercially without permission.
2. One label, multiple releases
Split-Dose Records releases music from its catalog and affiliated artists, along with occasional tributes and gifts. The masters and catalog rights sit with the label regardless of the specific artist identity on the release, and every protection and every remedy on this page applies equally across all of them.
3. AI-generated content
Music across the catalog is produced with AI assistance. To the best of the label’s understanding, it holds the commercial rights to the resulting outputs under the license of the generating tool used to create them.
Only content the label reasonably believes it has the rights to is published. This is a good-faith statement: AI-assisted work sits on evolving legal ground, and if anything published turns out to conflict with someone else’s rights, the intent is to fix it quickly — see the takedown procedure below.
Independent project · no employer affiliation
Split-Dose Records is an independent creative project. All views, music, and content are the artists’ own. This label is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or representing any employer of its operator or any other organization the operator may be associated with. Nothing here should be read as the position of any such entity.
4. Trademarks & third-party brands
CVS®, CVS Pharmacy®, Dynavax®, Heplisav-B®, Prevnar 20®, Pfizer®, Shingrix®, Abrysvo®, Boostrix®, and every other company, brand, product, and vaccine name appearing in songs, titles, lyrics, artwork, or copy across the catalog are trademarks of their respective owners.
Those names are used nominatively and expressively — to refer to the real products, medicines, and workplaces the music is about — within original expressive works of musical commentary, homage, and satire. The marks are not used to identify the source of this label, and the label offers no goods or services under them.
No sponsorship or endorsement. None of the companies named here created, sponsors, approves, or endorses this label or its music, and nothing here should be read as implying otherwise — in either direction.
Non-commercial in spirit. Nothing is sold on these properties, no advertising runs here, and to date the project operates entirely at the operator’s own expense. Where any recording is distributed through commercial streaming platforms, these references remain nominative and expressive, and still imply no sponsorship or endorsement.
Any brand owner with a concern gets the same generous door as everyone else — the takedown procedure below applies to trademark concerns too: prompt, no questions asked.
Not medical advice
Songs here mention vaccines, immunization schedules, and pharmacy practice for artistic purposes only. Nothing on these properties is medical advice. For real guidance on vaccines or medications, talk to your pharmacist or healthcare provider.
5. Takedown / removal procedure
Removal is intentionally simple and generous, and it applies to every release under the label — all releases. Anyone — a rights-holder, an employer, or any other party — may request that a release be taken down for any reason. No formal legal claim is required, and requests are honored promptly, no questions asked.
Email hello@splitdoserecords.com and include:
- The track or release title and/or the URL of the track or page.
- A short line on the reason for the request.
- How to reach you, in case a quick confirmation is helpful.
The relevant content is removed promptly on receipt. You do not need to prove ownership or explain further — if you want it down, it comes down.
6. Formal DMCA notice
If you are a copyright owner (or an agent acting for one) and prefer to submit a formal notice under the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, send it to hello@splitdoserecords.com with the following:
- Your physical or electronic signature.
- Identification of the copyrighted work you claim has been infringed.
- Identification of the material you say is infringing, with enough detail (title and/or URL) to locate it.
- Your contact information — name, email, and where required, address and phone.
- A statement that you have a good-faith belief the use is not authorized by the owner, its agent, or the law.
- A statement, under penalty of perjury, that the information is accurate and that you are the owner or authorized to act on the owner’s behalf.
In practice, the simple takedown request above is faster and covers the same ground — but the formal route is available if you need it.
7. Counter-notice
If content of yours was removed and you believe it was taken down by mistake or misidentification, you may submit a counter-notice to hello@splitdoserecords.com with your contact information, identification of the removed material, and a statement under penalty of perjury that you have a good-faith belief it was removed in error. Given how readily this label honors removal requests, disputes should be rare.
8. Streaming platforms
Releases are distributed via DistroKid to Spotify and Apple Music under the label Split-Dose Records. A removal here is reflected at those platforms as quickly as their distribution pipelines allow; each platform also has its own reporting channel if you’d rather go directly to them.
9. Contact
All copyright, rights, and takedown matters: hello@splitdoserecords.com.