Barometer Global Music Royalty Fund
The Barometer Global Music Royalty Fund invests in a pipeline of attractive cash-flow generating music copyrights that have a strong track record of historical earnings. The Fund also invests new creation and new copyrights through artist development projects to diversify and increase future growth of the portfolio. The Barometer Global Music Royalty Fund offers a low correlation to the returns of most traditional and alternative asset classes, seeking to produce predictable, stable cash flow streams in the form of royalties.
Why Now is the Time to Invest in Music Royalties
Michael McCarty of Kilometre Music Group explains why now is the time to invest in music royalties.
Press Releases
When David Bowie’s estate sold his entire music catalogue for $250 million US last week, the late British rocker joined a group already bursting at the seams with new members.
“MILLENNIALS MAKE YOU MONEY.” The words leap out of television screens implanted in the eyeballs of the Cessna-sized chrome alien skull hanging from the ceiling at Terminal 5 in New York…
Quarterly Reports
Articles
- Kilometre Music Group has spent $130m+ on music rights to date and says its latest acquisitions include stakes in Taylor Swift’s ‘Lavender Haze’ and ‘Karma’
- Kilometre Music Group Acquires Catalogue of Music Producer Cardo
- Kilometre Acquires the Catalogue of Producer Cardo, Including Hits by Drake, Kendrick Lamar and More
- Kilometre Music Group Acquires Drake And Travis Scott Collaborator Cardo’s Publishing Catalog
- Murda Beatz and Bryson Tiller sell song catalogs to Canada’s Kilometre Music Group
- Murda Beatz and Bryson Tiller Sell Catalogs to Kilometre Music Group
- Canadian music investment firm buys publishing rights from Drake producer Murda Beatz
- How to play the music royalty boom as streaming services fuel growth
- Kilometre Music Acquires Stakes In Drake, The Weekend, Bieber Songs
- Canadian Music Fund Aiming To Spend $200M Launches, Led By Michael McCarty
- New Canadian Venture Is Banking on Bringing Copyrights Back North
- Music royalties are a hit among yield-hungry investors
- Canadian Invasion: Why Drake, The Weeknd And Justin Bieber Rule The Streaming World
- Why David Bowie, Bruce Springsteen and more are selling their music catalogues