Choose a song
Start with a commercially released 30V30 song that means something to you.
If one of these songs belongs in your voice, we would be honored to hear where you take it. Country, rock, gospel, bluegrass, jazz, orchestral, acoustic—different genres are welcome.
30V30 began as one family’s story, but these songs were released in the hope that they might reach people far beyond us. If a song connects with you, we want it to have another life in your sound.
Reach matters more to us than collecting an upfront fee. For an ordinary artist cover, 30V30 does not charge an upfront permission fee. You will still need to follow your distributor’s cover-song process and take care of any required mechanical licensing and royalties.
Send us a quick note before release. That lets us confirm the song’s rights and exact credit, understand your plans, and put any special permission in writing.
Start with a commercially released 30V30 song that means something to you.
Share the song, artist or band name, new style, planned changes, and hoped-for release date.
For a faithful cover, use your distributor’s cover-song process. For bigger changes or special uses, wait for our written approval.
Use the confirmed credit, send us the link, and let the song find people in a new way.
These guidelines protect the songwriters, your new recording, and the parts of Hannah’s story that belong only to her and her family.
A cover creates a new recording of an existing song. Keeping those pieces separate protects everyone involved.
The underlying composition remains with its songwriter and publisher. We will confirm the correct rights and credit for the song you choose.
Your performance and new master recording belong to you or the people and label named in your own agreements. 30V30 does not claim your master.
The 30V30 masters, stems, artwork, branding, and Hannah’s voice, image, and family materials remain protected and are not included in cover permission.
For songs controlled by Nick Ray and Southern Indiana Publishing, the credit will generally look like this. If another rights holder is involved, we will tell you before release.
Include your artist or band name, the song, the style you have in mind, any planned changes, your target release date, and a link to your work. You do not need a finished master to reach out.
Email biz@nickray.com
This page describes 30V30’s general cover policy. It does not replace licenses required by law, a distributor, or another rights holder. Changes and special uses are approved only when confirmed in writing.