Indie-Electronic Artist Mux Mool

Up for auction are public performance royalties from a unique catalog of electronic dance music from up-and-coming electronic artist Mux Mool. This catalog has collected $1,069 in domestic and international royalties over the last 12 months.

The top four highest earners in this catalog have all grown in the last 12 months over the previous 12-month timeframe. The song “Crackers” increased 29%, “Breakfast Enthusiast” 10%, “Ruin Everything”  60%, and “Get Better John” with an impressive 75%. Check out the ‘Song Table’ in the financials for more details.

In the last year, streaming sources like Spotify and Apple Music contributed 26% of the royalties. Currently, Mux Mool claims nearly 48,000 monthly listeners on Spotify as well as 14,000 active subscriptions. This catalog includes “Get Better John,” Mux Mool’s most popular song on Spotify, with over 2.2 million spins.

Mux Mool is well recognized within the electronic genre, having performed alongside dubstep aficionado Bassnectar, as well as Pretty Lights labelmates Michal Menert and Elliot Lipp. He is featured on the independent music label Ghostly International, which boasts a significant repertoire of artists ranging from electronica masterminds Phantogram to ambient, chillwave trailblazers Com Truise and Tycho.

Key Drivers

TV Placements: This catalog benefits from placements on TV, which generate 44% of the catalog’s income historically... and 33% in the last 12 months. Since this auction is for public performance royalties, the winner of this auction will earn money anytime one of these songs is used in a TV show that airs any of the songs included.

The songs “Crackers” and “Breakfast Enthusiast,” have both benefited from placements in the series CSI: Miami. Also included in this catalog is the track “Cash For Gold,” which appears in the series Silicon Valley. The 5th season of Silicon Valley is set to premiere March 25, 2018.

What is being sold?

10 years of payments derived from 100% of the seller's interest in the songwriter's share of public performance royalties attributable to the seller's catalog of musical works. See the “Documents” tab for a full track list.

How does this asset make money?

Every time “Crackers” or any song from this catalog is streamed online, airs on TV, or is played on the radio, you earn royalties. If any of them are covered by another artist, you earn royalties.

Royalty Exchange will administer quarterly payments from ASCAP. The first distribution for the period ending July 2018 will be paid in August.

About the Royalty Distributor

ASCAP is the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers. It is a membership association of more than 575,000 composers, songwriters, lyricists and music publishers of every kind of music. ASCAP also represents music creators worldwide through agreements with affiliated international societies.