The Harvard Law School Recording Artists Project (“RAP”) is a student practice organization serving the music community by offering pro bono legal services to local and national musicians. Through RAP, Harvard Law students perform sophisticated, hands-on legal work for clients under the supervision of a licensed attorney. Since its founding in 1998, RAP alumni have gone on to work for and represent artists, indie and major record labels, the Copyright Office, and media companies, and have taken their passion for music and entertainment law far and wide across the legal profession.