HRVY, Matoma, H.E.R + More Publishing Royalties

This catalog features dance/pop songs performed by renowned artists including, HRVY, Matoma, H.E.R, Becky Hill, Sigala and more. 

The Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR) for the catalog over the five-year period is positive at 20.2%. The catalog's Dollar Age is 4.22. A higher Dollar Age is indicative of a more predictable and reliable revenue stream, as it shows that the songs have been consistently generating royalties over a longer period. 

“Good Vibes" is a single by British singer HRVY and Norwegian DJ and music producer Matoma, released on September 25, 2020. The song was part of HRVY's debut album Can Anybody Hear Me? The track's upbeat and carefree style helped solidify HRVY's position as a rising pop star and brought Matoma's production prowess to the forefront of the dance-pop genre.

"2" is a song by the Grammy Award-winning artist H.E.R., featured on her 2017 release, H.E.R. Volume 2. The track was later included in the compilation album H.E.R., which won the Grammy Award for Best R&B Album in 2019. It is a soulful R&B song that blends mellow, contemporary production with raw, introspective lyrics. 

"Wish You Well" is a single by British singer-songwriter Becky Hill in collaboration with British DJ and producer Sigala. Released on May 24, 2019.The single was a commercial success in the UK and other markets, peaking at No. 8 on the UK Singles Chart, making it one of Becky Hill's highest-charting singles to date. It also achieved platinum certification from the British Phonographic Industry (BPI), indicating sales and streaming equivalents of over 600,000 units in the UK alone. 
 

Earnings note. 1Q2022 international earnings included a $36,711 mechanical royalties payment from Culture Technology Group Asia (CTGA), a music rights management and production company focused on K-pop and Asian music, for the song “Hypnotized.” Any similar payments in the future will be due to the buyer.  

Exchange Rates. Royalties for this asset are reported by Kobalt in Great British Pounds (GBP). To calculate royalty payments in U.S. Dollars (USD), Royalty Exchange applies the average historical exchange rate for the distribution month (via X-rates.com).

Future royalties will be paid to Royalty Exchange in GBP converted to USD upon receipt, and then paid in USD to the winning investor. The receiving bank may increase the exchange rate by up to 2.5% as a transaction fee. 

This catalog will not be automatically added to the Secondary Market of The Exchange. The winning bidder can contact Royalty Exchange to relist.