Celebrating our biggest wins from 2024
We celebrate our biggest wins from 2024 — from lucrative Altea returns, to Hollywood film financing deals, to the launch of our new community.
December 29, 2024
Owning song rights entitles you to royalties which are paid out each time the song is played or reproduced.
Top investors buy directly from record companies, but with platforms like Royalty Exchange, SongVest, and Royal.io everyday investors can bid for the rights to songs & catalogs. Returns come from royalty payments as well as future appreciation.
Movies and broadway provide investment opportunities as well.
We research and write about these topics from time to time. Follow if you’re interested.
We celebrate our biggest wins from 2024 — from lucrative Altea returns, to Hollywood film financing deals, to the launch of our new community.
Fifteen of us spent five days rocking up and down Broadway, where we learned everything there is to know about the music industry.
Our second investor trip to Nashville was a music-themed journey of a lifetime. We arrived eager to understand the industry. We left with new connections, lifelong friendships, and a new music rights deal.
Horror is a rare industry that avoids reboots, rewards creativity, and is generally profitable. Andrew Adamides discusses the trends you need to know through facts, anecdotes, and box office numbers.
In preparation for our investor trip to Nashville, we explore publisher dynamics, streaming’s impact on the industry, and high-margin super fans
This week, we’re focusing on collectibles. Where are the winners today, and how do you avoid losing?
New Alteans have joined, and the Launch Film Bridge Fund is the first SPV in the two-comma club. We’re also creating a brief series to explain the complexities of litigation finance.
A few weeks ago, Chris Daniels burst onto the Altea scene with an opportunity our members couldn’t pass up.
Our investing journey leads us to some very interesting places. This October, we’re doing a music-themed journey to Nashville, Tennessee.
Don’t blame Live Nation or Ticketmaster for high prices — blame the bots. IDBase is fighting software with software, and regulators may even mandate this.
Mexico’s onshoring boom, Can K-Pop get bigger in the US, and Alaskan Ghost Towns.
Sterling Fox is a “behind the scenes” music producer.
We analyze the numbers behind The Sterling Catalogue: A new royalties offering from ANote Music.
We create indices for eclectic modern alts. We’ve got a vinyl index, a whiskey index, and more. This helps us find the best buying opportunities for our alternative investment fund
We wrap everything up with a rich qualitative analysis. You’ll understand the pros & cons of investing in all sorts of alternative asset classes.
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