Mathilde Neu

How did we end 2020 in the music industry and how is 2021 looking? We have been taking a look at several deals, catalog acquisitions and music streaming changes

Time for a quick look back as January ends: how is music streaming doing and how has it impacted revenues for music professionals?

Since we released our new software solution to manage royalties, we've been looking at what happened in music rights management lately. So what's coming?

Last year has seen a trend is music catalog sales, and it doesn't seem like it's going to stop immediately. So what pushes record artists to sell their catalog?

On the occasion of releasing our brand new solution dedicated to music professionals to manage music royalties, we decided to take a look at music rights today.

The music industry is developing new business models, relying onto new digital platforms and adapting development strategies to a fully digital ecosystem.

2020 has been challenging for the music industry, from lack of live to streaming models. With the latest numbers in mind, how is the music industry getting by?

We've seen many deals happen this week, giving clear signs that the whole music industry is leaning into the fully digital context we are in.

Why do we keep talking about TikTok in the music industry? And how much do you know about user-generated content? Here is a bit of analysis for record labels.

Music streaming model is currently being revisited by its main actors, and this could influence the work of record companies in the long term. So what happened?

Reinventing business models has been on everyone's mind in music, but now that we've seen new companies and a few tweaks arrive, where are we?

How are rightholders dealing with contracts with labels today in the music industry? While demands to revisit them have been made for years, things are moving.