Music Used in Popular VH1 Series

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Description

Production music is a vital part of the television industry. And the songs heard in the background, during scene transitions, and in the opening and closing credits can generate significant royalty payments. This is your chance to collect royalties for a catalog of production music that has generated $14,864 in the last four quarters.

Up for auction is 85% of the songwriter's share of public performance royalties from music used in the Love & Hip Hop franchise. The franchise consists of several reality television series broadcast on VH1. Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, Love & Hip Hop, and Love & Hip Hop Hollywood are the top three earning shows for this catalog. Royalties from the music in these shows saw a huge increase in the last 4 quarters over the previous, growing 1010%, 545%, and 263% respectively.

The Love & Hip Hop shows documents the lives and relationships of hip hop and R&B musicians, performers, managers and record producers. The original series Love & Hip Hop: New York (also known as just Love & Hip Hop), premiered in 2011. Its success resulted in spin-offs located in Atlanta and Hollywood. These installments have also proven successful, and have resulted in spin-offs of their own. As of March of this year, 230 original episodes of Love & Hip Hop: New York, Atlanta and Hollywood have aired over sixteen seasons.