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ONE OK ROCK, FEVER 333 + More Publisher Royalties

Artwork for ONE OK ROCK, FEVER 333 + More Publisher Royalties
    • Blind Channel
    • FEVER 333
    • One Ok Rock
    • BMG
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    $72,100

    2.09 x LTM

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    About

    $34,497
    3-Year Average
    $15,990
    Earnings Since 2019
    $59,311
    2.07 Years
    Works Included
    15
    $**,***
    $55,000
    Owner Last Active
    Over 30 days ago
    Life of Rights
    Musical Composition
    Mechanical, Public Performance, Sync
    No
    Payor
    BMG
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    The information on this listing was accurate as of the last earning statistics update on

    Overview

    Fourteen songs recorded between 2018 and 2024, spanning ONE OK ROCK, FEVER 333, Papa Roach, YONAKA, Blind Channel and Beauty School Dropout, with two of them attached to a major Japanese film franchise and a Netflix animated series. Most of the catalog is recent enough that its commercial life is still ahead of it.

    The earnings reflect that. The catalog produced $34,497 over the trailing twelve months against $8,718 in the twelve months before. The step change came when Japanese collection opened in September 2025 on two 2024 ONE OK ROCK releases, "Delusion:ALL" and "+Matter." Japan now accounts for 77% of trailing income, and it pays across four distinct channels. Performance is 29% of the catalog's income, paid digital downloads 24%, film and commercial synchronization 19%, and streaming 13%. 

    Synchronization has proven recurring, with "+Matter" licensed to Asahi Super Dry, one of Japan's best-selling beer brands, for an advertising campaign that lifted the song's income from $466 to $3,601 in a single quarter. Two further songs sit on screen soundtracks. "Delusion:ALL" is the theme to Kingdom: Return of the Great General, the highest-grossing live-action release in Japan in 2024, and it generated a synchronization fee of roughly $4,900. "Hellfire" appears on the soundtrack to Arcane League of Legends: Season 2, the Riot Games series released on Netflix in November 2024, earning $2,546 over the trailing twelve months.

    For an investor, the appeal is a catalog in its first full earnings cycle, with an income mix weighted toward a market that pays across downloads, performance and synchronization alongside streaming. ONE OK ROCK has now supplied the theme song to two films in the Kingdom series, a relationship that produced one of this catalog's two anchors.

    Artist & Song Information

    ONE OK ROCK is the most commercially significant act represented. Formed in Tokyo in 2005, the band has passed a billion Spotify streams, sold in excess of three million units worldwide, and headlines stadiums in Japan alongside arena tours across Europe, Asia and North America. Two of their songs are in this catalog, both from the 2024 album Detox. "Delusion:ALL" was the album's lead single, released July 12, 2024 in tandem with Kingdom: Return of the Great General, for which it serves as theme song. "+Matter" followed on December 6, 2024 and has since been licensed to a national Asahi Super Dry advertising campaign in Japan.

    FEVER 333 accounts for the largest number of tracks. The Inglewood-formed group blends hardcore punk, hip-hop and rap-rock, has been nominated for a Grammy for Best Rock Album, and built its reputation on politically charged performances. Their catalog entries run from "Walking In My Shoes" and "Out Of Control/3" in 2018 and 2019 through "$wing" in 2023 and a 2024 cluster including "Ready Rock," "NEW WEST ORDER," "NO HOSTAGES" and "Higher Power." "Hellfire," released November 9, 2024, appears on the soundtrack to Arcane League of Legends: Season 2, the Netflix series adapted from Riot Games' franchise.

    The remaining songs are collaborations. "Swerve" is a 2021 Papa Roach single featuring FEVER 333 and Sueco, from a band with more than three decades of rock radio history. "Clique" pairs the British alternative act YONAKA with FEVER 333, also 2021. "Wolves In California" is a 2024 recording by Blind Channel, the Finnish group that represented their country at Eurovision. "Star Phucker" is a 2021 Beauty School Dropout track featuring Royal & the Serpent.

    Together the catalog reflects a decade of collaborative writing across scenes and territories, anchored by two Japanese releases from 2024.

    Other Information

    Earnings Note. The 4Q2025 distribution contains a synchronization payment of approximately $4,900 from the use of "Delusion:ALL" as the theme song for the film Kingdom: Return of the Great General. Any similar payments in the future will be payable to the buyer.

    Earnings Note. The payment schedule for this asset transitioned from bi-annaul to quarterly beginning in 3Q2022. 

    Financials

    Earnings By Period

    Quarterly, as statements report

    • Domestic
    • International
    • Net
    Year20222023202420252026*
    Earnings$3,064$4,414$4,438$26,010$15,291

    * 2026 earnings have not been paid for the entire year.


    Works

    Delusion:ALL — 2024
    The catalog's anchor at 59% of trailing-twelve-month income, and the theme song to the fourth Kingdom film. Its official video has surpassed 19.5 million views and monthly viewership has been stable through 2026 rather than continuing to fall.

    +Matter — 2024
    At 24% of trailing income and rising, this is the catalog's fastest-growing song. A Japanese Asahi Super Dry campaign lifted its most recent quarter to more than five times the prior one.

    Hellfire — 2024
    Contributes 7% of trailing income from the Arcane League of Legends: Season 2 soundtrack, giving the catalog exposure to one of the most-watched animated series on Netflix.

    Swerve (feat. FEVER 333 and Sueco) — 2021
    The most consistent earner in the catalog, holding between $188 and $361 per quarter across the last two years with no sign of decline five years after release.

    WorksEarningsShare
    Delusion:all$20,45559%
    +matter$8,19124%
    Hellfire$2,5667%
    Swerve (feat. Fever 333 And Sueco)$1,1803%
    $wing$6872%
    Other$1,4184%

    Income Types

    Performance (29% of LTM)
    Royalties from public performance and broadcast of the songs. Japan is 76% of it, collected through the sub-publisher, with the rest coming from performing rights organizations in France, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States. 

    Download Mechanical (24% of LTM)
    Paid digital downloads, almost entirely Japanese. Japan remains one of the few markets where purchased downloads generate meaningful royalty income, and this is the second-largest income type in the catalog.

    Synchronization (19% of LTM)
    Two Japanese placements: the Kingdom film theme and the Asahi Super Dry campaign. Synchronization has been recurring rather than isolated, with the Asahi campaign paying in two separate years.

    Streaming Mechanical (13% of LTM)
    Reproduction royalties from on-demand streaming across Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube and Amazon. The most geographically diversified income in the catalog.

    Income TypesEarningsShare
    Performance$9,95029%
    Download Mechanical$8,11324%
    Sync$6,50619%
    Streaming Mechanical$4,54213%
    Mechanical$2,8028%
    Other$2,5847%

    Sources

    Publishing (82% of LTM)
    Income collected in territory by local sub-publishers and remitted through the administrator. Japan is effectively all of it. This channel began paying in September 2025 and now settles on a quarterly cycle, with the most recent quarter the largest to date.

    Streaming (14% of LTM)
    On-demand streaming reported directly by the platforms, primarily United States and Europe. Steady across the last eight quarters.
     

    SourcesEarningsShare
    Music Publisher$28,33882%
    Streaming$4,98214%
    Music Rights Org$3121%
    Record Label$1200%
    Streaming Video$1000%
    Other$6452%

    Users

    Fujipacific (77% of LTM)
    Japan's largest music publisher, part of the Fujisankei Communications Group, acting as sub-publisher in territory. It collects downloads, mechanical, performance and synchronization income locally and reports it to the administrator as a single payor, without breaking out the individual platforms.

    Spotify (7% of LTM)
    The largest direct streaming payor and the most consistent, contributing across nearly every song in the catalog rather than just the top titles.

    Apple Music (2% of LTM)
    Steady quarterly income across the catalog, with the Japanese download component reported separately through the sub-publisher.

    UsersEarningsShare
    Fujipacific$26,42977%
    Spotify$2,2487%
    Bmg Rights$8953%
    Apple Music$8112%
    Youtube$7922%
    Other$3,32110%

    * Historic royalty income does not guarantee future royalty income. Future royalty income depends upon future sales and licensing revenue generated by the intellectual property associated with this listing. All earnings analysis and investment decisions are investors’ sole responsibility per Royalty Exchange’s Terms of Use.

    Media

    Included Works

    Work TitleWork ID
    +Matter7020568
    $wing6683771
    Clique5935690
    Delusion:ALL6925809
    Hellfire7027559
    Higher Power6929501
    NEW WEST ORDER7050838
    NO HOSTAGES7013910
    Out of Control4845744
    Out Of Control/34829449