Mic Cheque
the operating system of the act
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A musician in silhouette on stage, under the lights from above

Control over every show,
certainty over every euro.

The operating system of the act. For everyone who plays, creates and travels, and for everyone who has made that their work.

Smart, fast and efficient

The lights go out, the room empties,
and then the other work begins.

An act is a small business on the road every night. We build the tools that go with it, so the sums do not sit around until nobody remembers them.

A singer with the microphone in the light
One

The stage

The night itself: the agreement that came before it, and where things stand once the lights come up again.

A mixing desk in the studio
Two

The work

What you make stays yours. It carries your name, even when it surfaces somewhere else years later.

Flicking through records in a record shop
Three

The money

What was agreed and what actually comes in. Not roughly, but down to the euro.

What it does

Six things, done well

Enough to hold the night and the money behind it together. The rest we leave to others.

Shows and bookings

The diary of the act, with the agreement that belongs to each night.

Settling after the show

The agreement alongside what actually came in.

Sharing it out

Everyone taking part sees their own share, and signs off on it themselves.

Rights and royalties

What your recordings and your work bring in, worked out rather than assumed.

On the road

What a touring day needs, from the venue to the journey home.

In your pocket

Everything to hand, including in places where the signal gives up.

Who it is for

Nobody does this alone

More people stand around one night than fit on the stage. They all deal with the same agreements, and rarely with the same paperwork.

The artist

You play. The rest should follow you, not the other way around.

The band

More people, the same night, each with an agreement of their own.

The crew

Whoever drives, builds and runs the night belongs in the picture.

The office

Management, bookers and administration carrying several acts.

A crowd in a packed room, lit from the stage

From a promoter’s first enquiry to the last euro that comes in.

Where we stand

Four things we do not do

No second truth

One account for everyone taking part. Whoever looks, sees what the others see.

Nothing in silence

What changes, changes visibly. Afterwards it is always possible to read back what happened.

No hostages

Your data is yours. We do not build a door that only opens from the inside.

No noise

We build what an act needs in a basement on a Tuesday night. Nothing more.

Musicians in the studio
Crew at work
A van on a dark road
Phones held up during a concert

For everyone who plays, creates and travels.

Mic Cheque works by invitation, through the act. Already working with us? This is the way in.

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