JKBX Review: How music royalties evolved (and how you can invest)
Today we’re exploring music royalties, through the lens of a company called JKBX.
September 29, 2023
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.
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Today we’re exploring music royalties, through the lens of a company called JKBX.
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Today we have a very special issue for you. We’re covering a company called Band Royalty — a company at the intersection of music rights and NFTs.
Today we’re looking at the intersection of film financing and crypto. This issue includes a podcast with award-winning actor, director, producer and Retrogression creator Anthony Hayes
What happens to movie memorabilia after filming? This fun issue is packed with entertaining stories.
In this issue, we explore why the music industry is broken, and why NFTs present an opportunity to progress the music industry forward. Enjoy!
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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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