Turn Your Music Catalogue Into Opportunity
Your music has value. You don't necessarily have to sell all of it to access that value.
If you're a songwriter, recording artist, producer, publisher, record label or other music rights holder, your catalogue may represent a significant financial asset.
As a Market Development Partner with Open On Sunday, I can help you explore what your music rights may be worth and determine whether converting some or all of your future royalty income into capital today makes sense for you.
How It Works
1. Start With a Confidential Conversation
Contact Alvin Jones to discuss your catalogue, royalty income and what you're hoping to accomplish. There is no obligation to sell simply because you explore the opportunity.
2. Submit Your Catalogue for Review
If you'd like to proceed, you'll be asked to provide supporting information about your catalogue and royalty earnings.
Typically, this includes historical royalty statements and documentation confirming your rights and income.
3. Your Catalogue Is Evaluated
The information is reviewed to determine the catalogue's earnings history and potential value.
Qualified catalogues can then be considered for a financial offer.
4. You Decide How Much You Want to Sell
You don't necessarily have to sell your entire catalogue.
Depending on the catalogue and transaction, you may have the opportunity to sell all or only a portion of your music rights, allowing you to access capital while retaining an interest in your music.
5. Review the Offer
If an offer is made, you decide whether the valuation, percentage being purchased and other terms make sense for you.
The decision remains yours.
6. Complete the Transaction
Once the documentation and terms are agreed upon, the transaction can move toward closing and payment.
Open On Sunday is a direct funding source, helping provide a straightforward path from evaluation to funding.
Why Consider It?
Your catalogue may have been generating royalties for years but accessing some of its future value today could provide capital for:
A new recording, production or business venture
Retirement or financial planning
Paying down debt, Purchasing property or making investments, Estate and succession planning, Diversifying your assets. Simply enjoying some of the value you've created.
Partial-Sale Opportunities
For many music creators, this may be the most attractive feature. Rather than viewing the decision as “sell my catalogue or keep it,” you may be able to consider another possibility:
Sell a portion. Keep a portion. Access capital today.
Certain transactions may also offer buyback provisions, subject to the specific terms of the individual agreement.
Interested in Finding Out What Your Catalogue May Be Worth?
Your first conversation can be directly with me.
Alvin Jones
Market Development Partner — Open On Sunday
Email: info@alvinrjones.com
Songwriters • Artists • Producers • Publishers • Record Labels Music Rights Holders Confidential • No Obligation to Explore• You Decide Whether to Proceed
