PARTYNEXTDOOR, Chris Brown, + more - Songwriting & Publishing Royalties

This catalog brings together songwriting and publishing royalties for contemporary R&B and hip-hop cuts written for PARTYNEXTDOOR, Chris Brown, and 2026 Grammy winner Durand Bernarr, and many more. Rights coverage varies by track. A per-track list of included rights is available here.

Context matters here. This is a young catalog most of the songs were written between 2022 and 2024. Royalties take time to flow. The pipeline didn't reach its normal collection rhythm until late 2024, which is why the early years look quiet. The recognition, though, has been anything but quiet. "C H E E R S" went RIAA Gold in late 2025. Chris Brown's 11:11 (Deluxe), home to the top track "My Slime," won Best R&B Album at the 2025 Grammys. Bernarr collected his first Grammy for BLOOM at the 2026 ceremony. The earnings are now catching up to the credentials and the catalog is settling toward stability.

Streaming drives roughly 70% of last-twelve-month earnings, almost all of it through mechanical royalties, money paid to the publisher every time a song is streamed. The platform mix underneath is important. Apple Music generates about 58% of those mechanical earnings; Spotify, a distant second, about 18%. Apple has no free tier; every stream comes from a paying subscriber, and on this catalog, Apple pays meaningfully more per mechanical stream than Spotify on a direct-payment basis. The dollars are skewed toward the platform that pays best.

Additionally, the top five tracks contribute about 80% of last-twelve-month earnings, with the remaining 20% spread across the rest, a meaningful cushion for a catalog this young.

In the last fourteen months: a Gold certification on the top track, a Best R&B Album Grammy on the album that hosts the second, and a first Grammy for the writer behind the third. The catalog isn't looking back. It's just hitting its stride.

"C H E E R S" (2024) is a deep cut on PARTYNEXTDOOR's PARTYNEXTDOOR 4 — a #10 Billboard 200 debut, RIAA Gold (Nov. 2025), and past one billion Spotify streams. Critics flagged it as the album's most radio-friendly standout despite not being released as a single, a profile that supports durable playlisting. PND is a tier-one OVO Sound signing with 28M+ monthly Spotify listeners and major writing credits for Drake, Rihanna ("Work"), and Beyoncé.

"My Slime" (2024) is a deep cut on Chris Brown's 11:11 (Deluxe), which won Best R&B Album at the 2025 Grammys — the first deluxe edition ever to take the category. The original 11:11 debuted at #9 on the Billboard 200, Brown's 12th consecutive US top-10. Brown is a marquee catalog asset with Diamond hits ("No Guidance," "Under the Influence") and 21 new RIAA certifications in 2025 alone, signaling durable back-catalog earnings that lift his deep cuts alongside the singles.

"Mango Butter" (2022) is the breakout, fan-favorite cut from Durand Bernarr's Wanderlust and a live-set staple. Bernarr is a respected R&B/soul name with a deep collaborator résumé — long-time backing vocalist for Erykah Badu, with feature and session credits across Anderson .Paak, Kaytranada, and The Internet. He won his first Grammy in 2026, taking Best Progressive R&B Album for BLOOM.

How This Investment Works. As the winning bidder, you will collect 100% of payments until you receive the fixed amount of $26,000 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 $20,000 and the seller wants the royalty stream back, they can pay you $6,000 to reclaim the royalties.

Rights Included. Not all royalty rights are included for every song in the listing. To see a breakdown of what is included for each song, view the tracklist here.

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