Ambient Sound Recording Royalties - Avith Ortega

This listing includes more than 300 tracks from Mexican composer and producer Avith Ortega, spanning dark ambient, industrial, and atmospheric soundscapes, as well as reimagined cover albums of music from the Silent Hill video game soundtrack, originally composed by Akira Yamaoka. The Silent Hill franchise has an established global fan base, and its soundtrack is widely recognized among players of the series. Availability of the original soundtrack recordings on streaming platforms varies. This can increase listener interest in cover versions of the soundtrack.

With a dollar age of 2.96 years, the catalog has been earning for just under three years on average. While more mature catalogs often show long-term stabilization, this relatively young catalog is already producing meaningful revenue — an encouraging sign of early traction.

Earnings are also well distributed. More than half of total revenue comes from tracks outside the top five, meaning income is not reliant on one or two standout songs. Instead, performance is spread across a broad group of tracks, creating a more balanced and diversified earning profile.

Avith Ortega is a Mexican composer and producer known for creating dark ambient, industrial, and electronic music. His work features atmospheric textures and moody sound design inspired by psychological horror and cinematic soundscapes. In addition to his original compositions, he is known for creating re-imagined cover albums of music from the Silent Hill video game soundtrack—originally composed by Akira Yamaoka—including Silent Hill: The Headphones (Covers) (2023) and Silent Hill (The Headphones 2) (2025), which reinterpret and expand on themes from the series.

How This Investment Works. As the winning bidder, you will collect 100% of payments until you receive the fixed amount of $255,000 from this asset. 

Early Repayment. The seller of this asset can repay the remaining advance balance at any time. For example: If after two years, this asset has paid you $95,000 and the seller wants the royalty stream back, they can pay you $160,000 to reclaim the royalties.

Earnings Note. The spike in January 2026 earnings reflects $7,796 in Spotify payments attributable to prior periods. December 2025 and February 2026 earnings do not include any Spotify payments. This fluctuation in reporting and payment from Spotify may occur in the future but all catch-up payments will be applied to the recoupment of this advance.

This catalog cannot be added to the Secondary Market of The Exchange. 

Please note. Certain songs in this catalog are cover versions of existing compositions. All required licenses to create and distribute these covers have been properly secured by the current owner, and any mechanical royalties owed to the original composition owners are paid directly by the Digital Service Providers (DSPs).