Rio Da Yung OG, Babyfxce E, Veeze + More - Songwriting Royalties

This catalog features tracks from prominent Midwest rappers including Rio Da Yung OG, Veeze, Babyfxce E, YN Jay, Brezden, Yuno Miles, and others.

Earnings are almost entirely streaming-based and primarily U.S.-sourced, with Apple Music driving the majority (55%), followed by Spotify (22%) and YouTube (12%).

Notable, the income is not dependent on a single hit—the Top 5 tracks each contribute at least 9% of total royalties, highlighting both strength in leading titles and diversity across the catalog.

Rio da Yung OG, a central figure in the Flint/Detroit rap scene known for his raw, conversational one-take style, released “Warm Up” in 2024. The track exemplifies his unfiltered approach: hard-hitting beats paired with street-level storytelling delivered in a relentless flow without hooks. Fans praised its energy and replay value, calling it “on repeat” and lauding the flow as one of his best, cementing it as a standout in his catalog and part of his strong post-prison resurgence that has reignited his influence in modern Midwest hip-hop.

Babyfxce E is an emerging force in Flint’s rap scene, recognized for his sharp wordplay and sardonic punchlines—qualities highlighted in Pitchfork’s review of The X Tape. His 2023 single “Pop My Shit” channels braggadocious energy, using vivid, quotable lines to flex wealth, status, and dominance. He followed with “12:45 in Detroit,” a breakout track praised for its punchline-heavy style and regarded as a pivotal moment in Flint’s punchline rap resurgence. Together, these records underscore his knack for blending humor, bravado, and gritty storytelling into a distinctive sound that has earned national attention.

Veeze, also from Detroit, is known for his laid-back, slurred delivery that mixes dry humor with sharp, off-kilter lyricism. His 2023 album Ganger brought him widespread recognition, and the deluxe edition features the track “Rich No Duh”. The song showcases his trademark style—effortless, almost lethargic flow paired with bold flexes about wealth, fashion, and status.