SILVATUNG PRESENTS

THEMENTORINGCONTEST

Two creative paths.
One rights-aware process.

Producers begin with original vocals. Vocalists and topliners begin with beats and stems. Both create new work from defined source material through recorded permission.

TWO CREATIVE PATHS

BEGIN WITHTHE SOURCE.

The two contest paths begin with different creative material, but follow the same principle: know the source, record the permission and preserve the relationship to what comes next.

01

FOR PRODUCERS / DJS

START WITHVOCALS.

Work from selected original vocal material supplied for the contest and transform it into a new production.

SOURCE

Original vocals

CREATOR

Producer / DJ

RESULT

New derivative work

Explore vocal sources
02

FOR VOCALISTS / TOPLINERS

START WITHBEATS & STEMS.

Work from selected instrumental material and create an original vocal performance around it.

SOURCE

Beats & stems

CREATOR

Vocalist / Topliner

RESULT

New derivative work

Explore instrumental sources

THE MENTORING IDEA

MORE THANA CONTEST.

Source material becomes a starting point for creative exchange.

Selected artists provide material for defined creative use. Participants build new work from those sources while SILVATUNG records the permission and connection between the original material and the resulting derivative.

01

SOURCE

Selected material begins the process.

02

CREATE

Participants develop new work from it.

03

CONNECT

Source and derivative remain related.

SOURCE / ORIGIN / HISTORY

SOURCE MATERIALISN'T JUSTA FILE.

It has an origin.

The contest is designed around that simple principle: creative transformation should not erase the relationship between new work and the material that made it possible.

HOW IT WORKS

FROM SOURCETO CONNECTED WORK.

Eight workflow actions become four clear phases. Every selected source is declared before submission and remains connected to the resulting derivative.

01

Select

Choose the path. Find the source.

01

Choose your contest

Pick the Producer / DJ Contest or the Vocalist / Topliner Contest based on the derivative you want to create.

02

Browse approved source packs

Review the official source material made available for that contest category.

02

Permission

Declare the material. Define the use.

01

Select one or more source packs

Choose 1, 2, or 3 approved source packs and declare each one before you submit.

02

Accept the licence

Use the single-use contest derivative licence for clearer permission around this one contest entry.

03

Create

Transform the source into new work.

01

Create one derivative work

Build one rights-aware derivative using only the approved and declared contest sources.

02

Submit your entry

The submission records source selection, licence acceptance, and the contest category for that derivative.

04

Connect

Preserve the relationship to what came before.

01

Lock the workflow record

SILVATUNG records the derivative workflow, declared source packs, and the relationship between source material and resulting work.

02

Final contest day

Published result highlights, selected entries, traction signals, and the broader SILVATUNG platform story are presented together.

Source Material

CHOOSE YOURSTARTING POINT.

Each path begins with approved source material. Participants can work from one or more selected packs, with every source declared through the contest workflow before submission.

01ORIGINAL VOCALS → PRODUCTION

For Producers & DJs

For producers, DJs, remixers, beatmakers, electronic artists, and music production students.

Selected artists provide vocal stems, acapellas, hooks, loops, and melodies for one production-led derivative entry.

Vocal stemsAcapellasHooksMelodies

SOURCE 01

Source provider

Artist A

Lead Vocal Stem Pack

Lead vocal stems with space for club edits, arrangement flips, and festival-ready remixes.

BPM

122 BPM

Key

D minor

Genre

House / Vocal Dance

Lead vocalDouble trackAd-lib stem

Rights owner

Artist A

Enter Contest Flow

SOURCE 02

Source provider

Artist B

Hook & Harmony Pack

Hook stacks and harmony textures for remixers building energetic crossover arrangements.

BPM

100 BPM

Key

E flat major

Genre

Future Pop / Electronic

Hook stemHarmony stemAtmos stem

Rights owner

Artist B

View Participation Flow

SOURCE 03

Source provider

Artist C

Acapella Remix Pack

Clean acapella material prepared for tempo-driven reinterpretation and DJ-ready edits.

BPM

128 BPM

Key

B minor

Genre

Techno / Melodic Club

AcapellaPhrase cutsTexture stem

Rights owner

Artist C

View Participation Flow

Participants create one production-based derivative using one or more approved source packs.

02BEATS & STEMS → VOCAL

For Vocalists & Topliners

For singers, rappers, topliners, spoken-word artists, and experimental vocal performers.

Selected artists provide beats, instrumentals, hooks, backing tracks, and partial stems for one vocal-led derivative entry.

BeatsInstrumentalsHooksBacking tracks

SOURCE 01

Source provider

Artist A

Atmospheric Instrumental Pack

Moody instrumental foundations with wide pads, percussion detail, and space for toplines.

BPM

94 BPM

Key

A minor

Genre

Alt R&B / Cinematic

Stereo beatDrum stemHarmony bed

Rights owner

Artist A

Enter Contest Flow

SOURCE 02

Source provider

Artist B

Afro / Pop Beat Pack

Bounce-driven drums, melodic pockets, and hook-ready movement for commercial toplines.

BPM

108 BPM

Key

C major

Genre

Afro Pop / Crossover

Beat mixBass stemPercussion loop

Rights owner

Artist B

View Participation Flow

SOURCE 03

Source provider

Artist C

Electronic Foundation Pack

Pulse-led synth foundations designed for bold vocal concepts and layered ad-libs.

BPM

124 BPM

Key

F sharp minor

Genre

Electronic / Dark Pop

Instrumental mixSynth stemFX stem

Rights owner

Artist C

View Participation Flow

Participants create one vocal-based derivative using one or more approved source packs.

Future Commercial Split

IF THE WORKGOES FURTHER.

This preview shows the default future commercial split if a derivative work is later approved for commercial release through SILVATUNG.

Contest submission itself does not create a commercial release or payable royalty event.

Number of selected source packs

Default future commercial split

3%

SILVATUNG

3%

Derivative creator

48.5%

Primary source rights pool

48.5%

Primary source rights pool

48.5% divided equally across the selected approved source packs.

48.5%

48.5%S1

Selected source pack 1 · 48.5%

Any later commercial release still requires a separate written agreement through SILVATUNG. This preview does not promise automatic payouts, automatic royalties, or a commercial release by virtue of entering the contest.

Contest Permission

ONE ENTRY.DEFINED PERMISSION.

Participants receive a limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable, single-use contest derivative licence to use selected approved SILVATUNG source packs only to create and submit one derivative contest entry.

Permission chain

01

SOURCE

Approved material

02

PERMISSION

Declared use

03

DERIVATIVE

New work

04

RECORD

Connected history

Included

01

Limited, non-exclusive, non-transferable permission for one derivative contest entry.

02

Use of selected approved SILVATUNG source packs only after source selection is declared and accepted.

03

One official derivative submission per contest category unless future rules change.

04

Support for multi-source derivatives when every selected source pack is recorded through the workflow.

Not included

01

Automatic commercial release, monetization, or payable royalty events.

02

Distribution on DSPs or monetized platforms without a separate written agreement through SILVATUNG.

03

Reuse of undeclared stems, unapproved source packs, or the original source packs in other projects.

04

Transfer of ownership in the original source packs or their underlying rights.

Permission is attached to the declared contest workflow. It does not transfer ownership of the original source material.

Source → Permission → Derivative → Record

Final Contest Day

BRING THESTORY TOGETHER.

The final event brings selected work, the contest story and the wider SILVATUNG workflow into one presentation.

01

Published result highlights

02

Selected entries showcase

03

Selected derivative works

04

Early traction numbers

05

Platform workflow demonstration

06

UK launch and scaling vision

Connected history

Origin

Source material

Permission

Contest use

Result

Derivative work

For Partners

ARTISTS. LABELS. STUDIOS.MUSIC SCHOOLS. PARTNERS.

SILVATUNG is inviting partners interested in contributing approved source material, supporting the contest rollout, or helping shape rights-aware music collaboration.

Become a contest partner

THE MENTORING CONTEST

CHOOSEYOUR SOURCE.CREATE WHAT'S NEXT.

Enter the functional SILVATUNG contest flow to join a contest, access available source material and submit your derivative work.