RL Grime, G Eazy, Machine Gun Kelly, + more - Songwriting Royalties

This listing consists of tracks by popular artists including RL Grimes, Flosstradamus, G Eazy, Machine Gun Kelly, 24hrs, and more. 

The catalog's earnings are primarily driven by streaming royalties, with 88% of the payments from the last 12 months and 73% of payments since 2014 coming from US and international streaming sources.

The catalog also represents a Dollar Age of 5.85 years is a positive indicator. This value suggests that the songs in the catalog have been earning for a moderate amount of time, indicating some level of stability. 

"UCLA" by RL Grime ft. 24hrs, is a standout track from his album "NOVA," released in 2018 blending hip-hop and electronic elements. The track has achieved commercial success with millions of streams across platforms like Spotify, Apple Music, and YouTube, and notable positions on electronic music charts. "UCLA" has been featured in festival sets, DJ mixes, sports events, and media, contributing to its widespread appeal and media presence. It continues to be a fan favorite at RL Grime's live performances, highlighting his ability to innovate and collaborate across genres.

"2 Much", released in 2017 by Flosstradamus ft 24hrs, is a high-energy track known for its intense beats and crowd-pleasing drops. The song has helped inspire a wave of trap and bass music, influencing other artists with its innovative style.

"Down For Me" by G-Eazy ft. 24hrs, from his 2017 EP "Step Brothers", is praised its honest lyrics, smooth production, and relatable themes of loyalty and relationship struggles, making it a fan favorite and a highlight in G-Eazy's live performances.

"Signs" by Machine Gun Kelly ft. 24hrs, from his album "Binge" released in 2018, blends hip-hop with rock elements, showcasing his versatility and evolving sound. Fans have widely embraced the track making it a standout in Machine Gun Kelly's live performances and reinforcing its status as a key track in his catalog.

Seller Buyback Option. As a part of the purchase agreement for this asset, the seller will have the option to buy the royalty stream back from the purchaser for 150% of the sale price at any time during the two-year period after the initial sale.

Earnings Note. You’ll notice a spike in royalties in 2Q-2020, which is the result of  a catch-up payment (totaling approximately $4,700) for the song “What You Like.” This payment is a result of adjusted royalties — primarily for commercial radio and internet audio along with streaming — over prior performance periods. Any future catch-up payments will be payable to the winner of this catalog.

Earnings Note. You’ll notice a spike in royalties in 3Q-2021, which is the result of an International Performance - Audio payment from Australia (totaling approximately $2,500) for the song “UCLA.” Any future, similar payments will be payable to the winner of this catalog.