Making a Scene Presents - The Song You Already Own May Be Your Best Investment
The Music Business Has Finally Discovered Something Artists Should Have Known All Along
For most of the history of the record business, artists were trained to think about music in release cycles. You wrote a song, recorded it, released it, promoted it for a few months, crossed your fingers, annoyed your friends with social media posts, and eventually moved on to the next record. The old album was pushed toward the back of the shelf while everybody chased whatever was supposed to happen next.
The financial world has been looking at music very differently. Investors, publishers, labels, private equity firms, royalty companies, and catalog buyers increasingly look at a song not simply as something that was released three years ago, but as an asset capable of producing income for many years into the future. That difference in thinking is enormous, because once you stop treating your catalog like yesterday's news, you start asking very different questions about what the music you already own could be doing for you.
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