Publishing rights

Publishing rights protect the musical composition itself—lyrics and melody—typically owned by songwriters or music publishers. These rights earn royalties when the composition is played on radio, performed live, streamed, or used commercially. They are distinct from master rights and are crucial revenue sources for rights holders and investors alike.

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Community Stories #3: Philippe's Strategy For Investing in Music

Community Stories #3: Philippe's Strategy For Investing in Music

Philippe, 63, blends rock guitar and blockchain as he builds a music rights portfolio with Bolero. With a +21.3% performance, he shares his long-term vision for investing in streaming royalties, cultural icons, and decentralised impact.

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Why Live Music Is Booming: Stadium Shows, Royalties, and Revenue

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2025 Music Industry Report: What Every Investor Should Know

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Discover 8 powerful documentaries that pull back the curtain on the music industry—from the genius of Quincy Jones to the tech disruption of Spotify and the human cost behind global fame.

The Most Profitable Songs in History: How Music Became a Billion-Dollar Asset Class

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What do “Despacito,” “Yesterday,” and “Happy Birthday” have in common? They're among the most profitable songs in music history. This article breaks down how hits generate millions through royalties, sync deals, and catalogue value - and why music rights are now an asset class worth watching

Aya Nakamura: From Flipping the Script to Global Icon

Aya Nakamura: From Flipping the Script to Global Icon

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Breaking the rules and reaching new heights: Aya Nakamura has conquered the world on her own terms. From viral success to the most prestigious stages, her influence knows no bounds. Explore her impact, legacy, and why ‘Pookie’ remains an essential piece of modern music.

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