
Investing in Vintage Musical Instruments
Most of us never consider instruments as financial assets. But they hold their value well and can provide significant long-term appreciation.
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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Most of us never consider instruments as financial assets. But they hold their value well and can provide significant long-term appreciation.

A few weeks ago, we explored the film supply crunch. Today, we put the magnifying glass onto the financing side. How much it costs to produce an indie film? Where does the money go? And how are the profits split?

Why the Hollywood strike means Netflix has a lot to lose, and it’s time for indie films to shine.

I recently picked up my 300th vinyl record. So I thought it’d be fun to show you the most interesting stuff I’ve learned since I began collecting.

Let’s dive into the sound of music to discover what Musiversal is all about.

Explore how indie movies & broadway shows get off the ground. While there are success stories, film financing is one of the riskier alternative investments out there.

From Breaking Bad to Full House, we look at how iconic film and TV homes can turn into lucrative investments.

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’s issue is a special one. We’re covering SongVest — the first online marketplace for buying and selling one of the coolest alternative assets out there, music royalties.

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!
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.