Music Curator develops each service through a creative and professional process of musical curation and design, combining knowledge, sensitivity and discernment. Each project is tailored to define a musical identity that is consistent with the brand, its spaces and its various moments.
In the exclusive music channel service, the musical identity is directly applied to the selection, organisation and scheduling of content. Access to the channel allows users to receive the service in accordance with the terms of their contract, but does not entail the transfer or assignment of the curatorial structure, the organisational criteria or the proprietary materials developed by Music Curator.
When the Musical Identity Creation service is commissioned, the result takes the form of a written report. Its wording, structure and any other elements constituting original works are protected by the applicable intellectual property legislation.
The report is confidential and is provided solely for use in the project commissioned by the client and by those individuals or teams expressly authorised to participate in its implementation. Its provision does not constitute a transfer of intellectual property rights or ownership of the methodology, the document structure, the curatorial criteria, the know-how or the materials belonging to Music Curator.
Without the prior written authorisation of Music Curator, the report may not be published, distributed, transferred, adapted, reused in other projects, commercially exploited, or communicated or provided to third parties not involved in the contracted project.
The protections set out in this section relate exclusively to Music Curator’s own contributions and materials. They do not confer on Music Curator any rights over musical works, performances, sound recordings or other third-party content, the rights to which remain at all times with their respective owners.
Music Curator’s services are tailored to the objectives defined for each project and to the development of a musical concept that is consistent with its identity and context.
Music Curator undertakes to provide the agreed services with professional diligence, but does not guarantee specific results in terms of sales, footfall, retention, brand perception or other commercial indicators, as these also depend on factors beyond the scope of the musical offering.
Each service shall be governed by these Terms of Service and by the proposal, quotation or agreement accepted by the client. Music Curator shall provide these terms or include an express reference to them before the contract is formalised. Acceptance of the proposal shall imply acceptance of the version of the terms that has been provided or incorporated into that proposal.
The specific terms and conditions shall set out the scope and deliverables of the service, the price, the currency, the applicable taxes, the method of payment, the duration, the deadlines, the geographical scope where applicable, and any other specific characteristics of the project.
In the event of any discrepancy, the specific terms and conditions expressly accepted shall prevail, without prejudice to any applicable mandatory legislation. Any request that goes beyond the scope of the contract must be agreed in writing in advance and may result in a change to the price or the deadlines.
The client undertakes to provide complete, accurate and up-to-date information and materials, and to notify us of any changes that may affect the provision of the service. The client also warrants that they hold the necessary rights and authorisations to provide such materials and to use them in the project.
For the exclusive music channel service, the customer must have, in each authorised location, internet access, a compatible device and an audio system that is correctly connected and in good working order. The channel may only be used in the brand’s premises covered by the contracted service; access must not be transferred or granted to third parties not involved in the project.
The customer must obtain, or ensure that each venue holds, the licences and authorisations required for the public performance of music in the country or territory where it is played. These obligations are separate from the contract for Music Curator’s services.
The customer must use the services in accordance with these terms and conditions and the applicable regulations, and must not use them for any unlawful or unauthorised purposes, or for any purposes that infringe the rights of Music Curator or third parties.
The subscription applies exclusively to the exclusive music channel service. The creation of a musical identity through a written report and live musical atmospheres are contracted as individual projects and are governed by the specific terms agreed in each case.
Whilst the subscription remains active, the customer may access the channel assigned to their brand and use it solely within the spaces and territories covered by the contract. The channel is exclusive to that brand and is not shared with other customers. It is accessed via a unique link that remains unchanged throughout the duration of the service, including any programme updates.
The service is provided via streaming and does not involve the delivery of music files. The customer may not download or copy the content, select individual tracks, alter the playlist, grant access to others, resell or sub-license the service, or use it beyond the scope of the contract. Music Curator manages the channel’s content and playlist.
Exclusivity refers to the configuration and allocation of the channel to the brand, not to the musical works, performances or sound recordings included in the programming, the rights to which belong to their respective rights holders.
Personal data provided during the contracting process and the provision of services will be processed in accordance with the applicable data protection legislation and the Privacy Policy, available in the Legal Information section of this website.
Where a project requires data processing not covered by this policy, the relevant responsibilities and safeguards shall be established before such processing begins.
Music Curator will provide its services with professional diligence and will take, within its sphere of control, the necessary measures to ensure their continuity and quality.
The operation of the exclusive music channel may be temporarily affected by maintenance work, internet connection issues, faults with the customer’s devices or audio systems, disruptions to third-party technology services, or force majeure. Where an issue is within its control, Music Curator will take action to restore the service and, where possible, will inform the customer.
Music Curator shall not be liable for any interruptions, losses or damage arising from causes beyond its control, from the customer’s failure to fulfil their obligations, or from unauthorised use of the service. To the extent permitted by applicable law, its liability shall be limited to direct, foreseeable and duly substantiated damages resulting from a breach attributable to Music Curator.
This section does not exclude or limit any liabilities that cannot be legally excluded or limited.
Music Curator may make any technical or operational adjustments necessary to maintain, improve or adapt its services to technological or regulatory changes, provided that these do not substantially alter the terms of the contract. Any changes affecting essential elements of the service will be communicated in advance and, where appropriate, agreed with the customer.
Music Curator may temporarily suspend the service due to maintenance work, risks to the security or operation of the platform, non-payment, breach of these terms and conditions, or unlawful or unauthorised use. Unless the situation requires immediate action, the customer will be informed and given the opportunity to remedy the breach before the suspension takes effect.
The duration and renewal of the subscription shall be as set out in the accepted proposal or agreement. Once the minimum contract period, where applicable, has elapsed, either party may terminate the subscription by giving written notice at least thirty calendar days before the date on which it is due to end.
The cancellation of services contracted on a project basis shall be governed by the specific terms agreed. Notice of cancellation shall not be required where termination is due to a fundamental breach that has not been remedied within the period specified in the written notice, taking into account the nature of the breach.
Upon termination of the subscription, access to the exclusive music channel will cease. Any outstanding payment obligations will remain in force, as will those which, by their nature, must continue after termination, in particular those relating to intellectual property and confidentiality.
Last updated: 2 September 2026