Flo Milli, SwitchOTR, and more - Songwriting Royalties

This catalog is still early, but it’s already showing how listeners are responding. Built around artists like Flo Milli, Switch OTR, and Oliver Cronin, the early years reflect active discovery rather than stagnation. Earnings have moved unevenly at times, a sign that these tracks are still circulating, being tested, and reintroduced as listening habits evolve. Switch OTR’s music thrives in functional listening environments - clubs, workouts, driving, and short-form video - where repetition drives longevity, while Flo Milli’s work carries cultural voice and quotability that extends into social platforms and visual media.

More recently, that exploration has started to settle into repeat behavior. “Coming For You” has grown beyond its initial release cycle, supported by sustained streaming, strong playlist reach, and massive short-form engagement. At the same time, “BGC” posted a sharp increase in the most recent year, pointing to momentum that’s still building rather than fading.

The earnings mix adds stability. Three separate sources each account for more than 10% of Last 12 Months income. Streaming remains the core driver, but streaming video has emerged as a meaningful secondary contributor, while radio has quietly compounded with strong multi-year growth.

With a Dollar Age of 3.22 years, the catalog sits beyond the proving phase but still early in its lifecycle—showing real traction today, with room for further development ahead.

“BGC” (short for Bad Girls Club) is a 2023 standalone single from Flo Milli, released as a teaser for her album Fine Ho, Stay. Confident and upbeat, the track channels early-2000s party energy and helped sustain momentum around the album rollout alongside singles like Chocolate Rain and Fruit Loop. The song also secured a notable major-studio film sync, appearing in the end credits of One of Them Days, extending its reach beyond streaming into theatrical exposure.

“Coming For You” by Switch OTR is a sleek, late-night UK house/melodic electronic cut driven by pulsing bass, crisp percussion, and a hypnotic hook. The track draws on melodic elements associated with “The Nights” by Avicii, a global hit with more than 3 billion streams. Its restrained, groove-first approach makes it highly DJ-friendly and reinforces Switch OTR’s reputation for polished, momentum-driven club records.

“Burning House” is a 2024 dark-pop release from Oliver Cronin, pairing pulsing synths with an anthemic, emotional hook. Released during his breakout run, it became a live-set staple and helped fuel momentum that led to a Best New Artist nomination at the Rolling Stone Australia Awards.