Abraham Mateo, AP Dhillon, Ana Mena + More - Songwriting Royalties

This catalog tells its story in miles traveled, not years passed. From the start, its growth followed the paths of modern global listening—songs moving fluidly across borders, cultures, and platforms. Early on, discovery played out in India, Latin America, and across Asia, regions where streaming adoption was accelerating and audiences were actively searching for new voices that felt both local and universal. Over time, that steady pull turned into something more durable, a body of work that began earning consistently, not because of a single breakout moment, but because it kept getting replayed.

The momentum becomes clearer as you look closer. Tracks like AP Dhillon’s “With You” didn’t just arrive with initial attention, they settled into repeat listening, signaling a shift from discovery to habit. In parallel, catalog staples like “Quiero Decirte” and “Dil Nu” established dependable monthly patterns, showing how early interest matured into steady engagement rather than fading after release.

What gives this catalog its backbone is balance. Its Dollar Age of 3.64 years places it squarely in a productive middle ground, young enough to still be expanding, old enough to have proven it can earn. Streaming accounts for the majority of income, but the earnings aren’t concentrated in a single track or artist. Instead, they’re spread across multiple songs, languages, and audiences, reducing reliance on any one trend.

Today, this catalog feels less like a snapshot and more like a living map of modern global music—diverse, connected, and still unfolding.

AP Dhillon, the Indian-Canadian singer, rapper, has become a global face of Punjabi music through hits that balance cultural authenticity with broad appeal. His 2023 track “With You”, featured in his Amazon docuseries First of a Kind, quickly rose to #2 on Spotify India, entered the global top 40, hit #1 on New Zealand’s Hot Singles Chart, and amassed over 25 million streams in just two weeks—a milestone Dhillon described as proof of his mission to make Punjabi music universally loved. In contrast, “Dil Nu” (2022), from his EP Two Hearts Never Break the Same, leans into emotional depth, charting at #16 on the UK Asian Chart and #7 on the UK Punjabi Chart with lyrics that capture themes of distance, heartbreak, and insecurity. Together, the songs showcase Dhillon’s dual strengths: crafting smooth, globally resonant anthems while also delivering vulnerable, intimate storytelling.

Abraham Mateo, the Spanish singer and producer known for blending Latin pop, reggaetón, and R&B, scored a major hit with “Quiero decirte” (2022), his romantic duet with Ana Mena from the album Insomnio. The nostalgic pop track spent over a year on Spain’s charts, earned 4× Platinum certification, topped iTunes Spain, and received both a Cadena Dial Award and a Los 40 Music Awards nomination—cementing it as one of his defining songs.