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Why Music Catalogs Are the New Asset Class – And Where Globe Music Fits Inc Over the past decade, music catalogs have quietly transformed into one of the most attractive alternative assets in the entertainment industry. From major publishing acquisitions to independent artist buyouts, the demand for music rights continues to grow – and companies like Globe Music are helping shape this evolving market. Founded in 2022 by Ben Breternitz, Globe Music initially built its reputation as an independent label specializing in instrumental background music. With a catalog exceeding 100 million streams across multiple platforms and collaborations with composers worldwide, the company gained firsthand insight into how consistent streaming revenue can create stable long-term income. That experience led to a strategic pivot. Rather than selling its own catalog, Globe Music transitioned into a music rights investment and management company focused on acquiring master and publishing rights from independent artists and rights holders globally. The shift reflects a broader industry trend. Music catalogs today are valued not only for their artistic significance but also for predictable revenue streams from streaming, licensing, publishing, and synchronization opportunities. For artists, this creates an opportunity to access upfront capital without waiting years for royalties to accumulate. Globe Music’s approach emphasizes flexibility and transparency. Artists can sell full catalogs or partial rights depending on their goals. Some use the capital to fund new releases, invest in touring, upgrade production capabilities, or diversify income streams outside music. Another distinguishing factor is the company’s operational background as a label. Instead of treating catalogs purely as financial assets, Globe Music actively manages them – handling reporting, metadata optimization, and distribution performance monitoring to maximize long-term value. The company typically evaluates catalogs generating at least ,000 annually, although unique opportunities are always considered. Once agreements are finalized, payouts can often be completed in as little as seven days. As music increasingly becomes recognized as a legitimate investment class alongside film rights, publishing, and intellectual property portfolios, companies with both creative and financial expertise are gaining importance. Globe Music’s hybrid model – blending label experience with investment strategy – positions it as a growing player in this dynamic space. For independent artists navigating an evolving industry, understanding the financial potential of music rights is becoming just as important as creative output. And for investors, the music catalog market shows no signs of slowing down. Business Instagram: @globemusicgroup.com Business Website: globemusicgroup.com Over the past decade, music catalogs have quietly transformed into one of the most attractive alternative assets in the entertainment industry. From major publishing acquisitions to independent artist buyouts, the demand for music rights continues to grow – and companies like Globe Music are helping shape this evolving market. Founded in 2022 by Ben Breternitz, Globe Music initially built its reputation as an independent label specializing in instrumental background music. With a catalog exceeding 100 million streams across multiple platforms and collaborations with composers worldwide, the company gained firsthand insight into how consistent streaming revenue can create stable long-term income. That experience led to a strategic pivot. Rather than selling its own catalog, Globe Music transitioned into a music rights investment and management company focused on acquiring master and publishing rights from independent artists and rights holders globally. The shift reflects a broader industry trend. Music catalogs today are valued not only for their artistic significance but also for predictable revenue streams from streaming, licensing, publishing, and synchronization opportunities. For artists, this creates an opportunity to access upfront capital without waiting years for royalties to accumulate. Globe Music’s approach emphasizes flexibility and transparency. Artists can sell full catalogs or partial rights depending on their goals. Some use the capital to fund new releases, invest in touring, upgrade production capabilities, or diversify income streams outside music. Another distinguishing factor is the company’s operational background as a label. Instead of treating catalogs purely as financial assets, Globe Music actively manages them – handling reporting, metadata optimization, and distribution performance monitoring to maximize long-term value. The company typically evaluates catalogs generating at least ,000 annually, although unique opportunities are always considered. Once agreements are finalized, payouts can often be completed in as little as seven days. As music increasingly becomes recognized as a legitimate investment class alongside film rights, publishing, and intellectual property portfolios, companies with both creative and financial expertise are gaining importance. Globe Music’s hybrid model – blending label experience with investment strategy – positions it as a growing player in this dynamic space. For independent artists navigating an evolving industry, understanding the financial potential of music rights is becoming just as important as creative output. And for investors, the music catalog market shows no signs of slowing down. Business Instagram: @globemusicgroup.com Business Website: globemusicgroup.com
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Why Music Catalogs Are the New Asset Class – And Where Globe Music Fits Inc Over the past decade, music catalogs have quietly transformed into one of the most attractive alternative assets in the entertainment industry. From major publishing acquisitions to independent artist buyouts, the demand for music rights continues to grow – and companies like Globe Music are helping shape this evolving market. Founded in 2022 by Ben Breternitz, Globe Music initially built its reputation as an independent label specializing in instrumental background music. With a catalog exceeding 100 million streams across multiple platforms and collaborations with composers worldwide, the company gained firsthand insight into how consistent streaming revenue can create stable long-term income. That experience led to a strategic pivot. Rather than selling its own catalog, Globe Music transitioned into a music rights investment and management company focused on acquiring master and publishing rights from independent artists and rights holders globally. The shift reflects a broader industry trend. Music catalogs today are valued not only for their artistic significance but also for predictable revenue streams from streaming, licensing, publishing, and synchronization opportunities. For artists, this creates an opportunity to access upfront capital without waiting years for royalties to accumulate. Globe Music’s approach emphasizes flexibility and transparency. Artists can sell full catalogs or partial rights depending on their goals. Some use the capital to fund new releases, invest in touring, upgrade production capabilities, or diversify income streams outside music. Another distinguishing factor is the company’s operational background as a label. Instead of treating catalogs purely as financial assets, Globe Music actively manages them – handling reporting, metadata optimization, and distribution performance monitoring to maximize long-term value. The company typically evaluates catalogs generating at least $5,000 annually, although unique opportunities are always considered. Once agreements are finalized, payouts can often be completed in as little as seven days. As music increasingly becomes recognized as a legitimate investment class alongside film rights, publishing, and intellectual property portfolios, companies with both creative and financial expertise are gaining importance. Globe Music’s hybrid model – blending label experience with investment strategy – positions it as a growing player in this dynamic space. For independent artists navigating an evolving industry, understanding the financial potential of music rights is becoming just as important as creative output. And for investors, the music catalog market shows no signs of slowing down. Business Instagram: @globemusicgroup.com Business Website: globemusicgroup.com Over the past decade, music catalogs have quietly transformed into one of the most attractive alternative assets in the entertainment industry. From major publishing acquisitions to independent artist buyouts, the demand for music rights continues to grow – and companies like Globe Music are helping shape this evolving market. Founded in 2022 by Ben Breternitz, Globe Music initially built its reputation as an independent label specializing in instrumental background music. With a catalog exceeding 100 million streams across multiple platforms and collaborations with composers worldwide, the company gained firsthand insight into how consistent streaming revenue can create stable long-term income. That experience led to a strategic pivot. Rather than selling its own catalog, Globe Music transitioned into a music rights investment and management company focused on acquiring master and publishing rights from independent artists and rights holders globally. The shift reflects a broader industry trend. Music catalogs today are valued not only for their artistic significance but also for predictable revenue streams from streaming, licensing, publishing, and synchronization opportunities. For artists, this creates an opportunity to access upfront capital without waiting years for royalties to accumulate. Globe Music’s approach emphasizes flexibility and transparency. Artists can sell full catalogs or partial rights depending on their goals. Some use the capital to fund new releases, invest in touring, upgrade production capabilities, or diversify income streams outside music. Another distinguishing factor is the company’s operational background as a label. Instead of treating catalogs purely as financial assets, Globe Music actively manages them – handling reporting, metadata optimization, and distribution performance monitoring to maximize long-term value. The company typically evaluates catalogs generating at least $5,000 annually, although unique opportunities are always considered. Once agreements are finalized, payouts can often be completed in as little as seven days. As music increasingly becomes recognized as a legitimate investment class alongside film rights, publishing, and intellectual property portfolios, companies with both creative and financial expertise are gaining importance. Globe Music’s hybrid model – blending label experience with investment strategy – positions it as a growing player in this dynamic space. For independent artists navigating an evolving industry, understanding the financial potential of music rights is becoming just as important as creative output. And for investors, the music catalog market shows no signs of slowing down. Business Instagram: @globemusicgroup.com Business Website: globemusicgroup.com

Over the past decade, music catalogs have quietly transformed into one of the most attractive alternative assets in the entertainment industry. From major publishing acquisitions to independent artist buyouts, the demand for music rights continues to grow – and companies like Globe Music are helping shape this evolving market. Founded in 2022 by Ben Breternitz, Globe Music initially built its reputation as an independent label specializing in instrumental background music. […]

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Kandi Burruss Blasts Todd Tucker Over Phony “Daddy Daycare” Posts

Kandi Burruss just dropped some serious claims about her estranged husband, Todd Tucker. The Real Housewives of Atlanta alum is calling him out for living rent-free in her guest house while refusing to help with their kids’ expenses. Court documents obtained by TMZ reveal Burruss is fed up with Tucker’s alleged freeloading. She claims he’s been staying in her Atlanta guest house since they separated in November 2025. The property […]

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New Lawsuit Against Shannon Sharpe Could Derail Dream To Come Back To ESPN
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New Lawsuit Against Shannon Sharpe Could Derail Dream To Come Back To ESPN

Shannon Sharpe’s dream of returning to ESPN may be sacked – this time for good. The former NFL star faces a new lawsuit from his ex-girlfriend, Michele Evans, a former ESPN producer who worked with him in Denver. Evans filed two separate lawsuits in New York this week. One targets defamation. The other falls under the New York City Gender-Motivated Violence Act. Both stem from allegations dating back to 2010. […]

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DHS Rips Cardi B Over ICE Comments With Wild Roast
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DHS Rips Cardi B Over ICE Comments With Wild Roast

The Department of Homeland Security just served Cardi B some ice-cold payback. DHS officials clapped back at the rapper’s concert threat with a brutal reminder of her stripper past. Cardi B made headlines Wednesday night during her Little Miss Drama Tour opener in Palm Desert, California. She told fans she’d fight ICE agents if they showed up at her show. “B####, if ICE comes in here, we gon’ jump they […]

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Apple Music Raises Fraud Penalties After 2B Fake Streams
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Apple Music Raises Fraud Penalties After 2B Fake Streams

Apple Music just made streaming fraud way more expensive for cheaters. The platform doubled its penalties for fake streams. Fraudsters now face fines up to 50% of their would-be royalties. That’s up from the previous 25% cap. Oliver Schusser, Apple Music’s VP, told The Hollywood Reporter the move targets a growing problem. The service caught 2 billion fraudulent streams in 2025 alone. “This is a zero-sum game,” Schusser said. “I […]

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From Sacramento to the National Stage: Luxe Co. is Rewriting the Narrative of Accessible Luxury
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From Sacramento to the National Stage: Luxe Co. is Rewriting the Narrative of Accessible Luxury

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Cardi B, Druski and NFL Standouts Turn Super Bowl Weekend 2026 Into a Cultural Showcase
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Cardi B, Druski and NFL Standouts Turn Super Bowl Weekend 2026 Into a Cultural Showcase

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EXCLUSIVE: Biggie’s Son Hiring Private Detective To Track Down Man Who Made Wild Freak-Off Claims With Diddy
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EXCLUSIVE: Biggie’s Son Hiring Private Detective To Track Down Man Who Made Wild Freak-Off Claims With Diddy

Biggie Smalls’ son says the man who dragged him into a lurid sex-abuse nightmare with Diddy is now ducking the legal smoke after lighting the match. CJ Wallace recently told a judge that Jonathan Hay has been dodging process servers in his defamation case against the publicist, who made wild claims against Wallace and Diddy. Hay is knee deep in two legal actions. He claims Diddy beat him and forced […]

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“Forget I’m Damaged” Might Be Jayy Solo’s Realest Record Yet
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“Forget I’m Damaged” Might Be Jayy Solo’s Realest Record Yet

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Vanilla Ice Giddy As 1990 Hit Returns To Charts Over ICE Politics – Updated
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Vanilla Ice Giddy As 1990 Hit Returns To Charts Over ICE Politics – Updated

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