Which two parties most commonly enter into an SRAV (Sound Recording Audio Visual) agreement with each other?

An SRAV (Sound Recording Audio Visual) agreement is primarily between YouTube and record labels. This agreement grants YouTube the rights to use the record label's sound recordings in user-generated content (UGC) and official music videos on its platform. In return, record labels receive a share of the advertising revenue generated from these uses. YouTube and publishing companies: Publishing companies deal with compositions, not sound recordings, so an SRAV isn't their primary agreement with YouTube. Record labels and music video producers: While record labels work with producers, an SRAV is a licensing agreement for platform usage, not production. Publishing companies and artists: This describes a different type of contractual relationship, not an SRAV.