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Atlantic, Georgia – February 2: Cardi B performs on stage at Day 3 of the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Festival at the State Farm Arena on February 2, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin Mazur / Getty Images)Getty
Streaming platforms take center stage in Goldman Sachs' latest forecast that music revenue will more than double 131 billion dollars from here 2030. Currently, streaming music sales are dominated by leading R & B and hip-hop artists such as Drake, Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Migos and Cardi B. Publishers and music labels should also greatly benefit from 39, the rise of streaming directed by black listeners. who are the largest group of users.
The ventilation you need to know
R & B and hip-hop are the genre most consumed by music and direct the rebirth of the industry. In 2017, Goldman found that live music, publishing and recording songs accounted for 26 billion, 6 billion and 30 billion dollars respectively. The firm estimates that by 2030, these categories will reach $ 38 billion for live music, $ 12.5 billion for publishing, and the largest gain will be that of songs recorded at $ 80 billion of dollars.
The recorded songs that fall into the streaming category will increase especially if we look at Nielsen's report on the mid-2018 musical year in the United States, which revealed music consumption rose 18.4% last year. "Streaming is actually a very important indicator of the influence of African Americans on the mainstream in general. & nbsp; Black consumers and content creators influence almost every aspect of popular culture from the shows we watch and the slogans we use for the clothes and magazines we buy. Growth-driven brands, content platforms and retailers can not ignore the enormous power of the black demographic, "said Andrew McCaskill, Senior Vice President, Global Communications and Public Relations. Multicultural Marketing at Nielsen.
The recording of Drake on Apple Music in one day with his fifth album, Scorpion, recorded more than 170 million streams in his first 24 hours. On Spotify, it generated more than 132 million feeds in its first 24 hours. CultureBanx reported. This has made its debut the biggest total streaming in a day for all albums on all streaming services to date. Renting music has clearly become the most attractive option for listeners and investors, with Spotify reaching 87 million paying subscribers and Apple Music, 56 million paying subscribers.
Millennial music Mindfulness
The Millennials are the main group that helps revitalize the music industry. Goldman discovered that this faction was ready to pay a considerable sum of its annual budget for music, up to $ 163. As far as the black community is concerned, they far exceed millennia and spend about $ 173 a year on purchased music, according to Nielsen.
Music labels have and will continue to benefit greatly from streaming. For example, Universal Music Group and its family of labels, including Capitol Music Group, Island Records and Def Jam, to name a few. They have a long list of heavyweights like Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Drake and Migos. UMG's revenues in the first half of 2018 exceeded $ 3 billion, mainly due to the 34.3% increase in streaming revenues.
The success of streaming has attracted many new investments and long-time owners have had the opportunity to withdraw money. In one of the biggest music deals ever, Sony finalized the acquisition of the EMI Music Publishing catalog last year, making it the largest music publisher in the world.
Investments in alternative music: Investors may have the opportunity to capitalize on music downloads in an innovative way while Swiss-Asia has launched its music note backed by royalties in the middle of a volatile market. The fund's goal is $ 100 million for royalty-related titles generated by song rights.
Sony, Spotify, Vivendi and Tencent Music are among the four largest holdings that make up the royalty-guaranteed ticket. The music financial note will pay an annual dividend of 5% based on royalties from song rights and a 10% capital growth if the underlying stocks gain in value, according to the company. Swiss-Asia will charge an annual fee of 1.5%, as well as a performance fee of 15% on any winnings.
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Atlantic, Georgia – February 2: Cardi B performs on stage at Day 3 of the Bud Light Super Bowl Music Festival at the State Farm Arena on February 2, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Kevin Mazur / Getty Images)Getty
Streaming platforms take center stage in Goldman Sachs' latest forecast that music revenue will more than double 131 billion dollars from here 2030. Currently, streaming music sales are dominated by leading R & B and hip-hop artists such as Drake, Kendrick Lamar, The Weeknd, Migos and Cardi B. Publishers and music labels should also take advantage of 39, the rise of streaming, led by black listeners. the largest group of users.
The ventilation you need to know
R & B and hip-hop are the genre most consumed by music and direct the rebirth of the industry. In 2017, Goldman found that live music, publishing and recording songs accounted for 26 billion, 6 billion and 30 billion dollars respectively. The firm estimates that by 2030, these categories will reach $ 38 billion for live music, $ 12.5 billion for publishing, and the largest gain will be that of songs recorded at $ 80 billion of dollars.
The recorded songs that fall into the streaming category will increase especially if we look at Nielsen's report on the mid-2018 musical year in the United States, which revealed music consumption rose 18.4% last year. "Streaming is actually a very important indicator of the influence of African Americans on the mainstream in general. Black consumers and content creators influence almost every aspect of popular culture, whether in the programs we watch or in the slogans we use for the clothes and magazines we buy. Growth-driven brands, content platforms and retailers can not ignore the enormous commercial power of blacks, "said Andrew McCaskill, senior vice president, global communications and multicultural marketing at Nielsen.
The recording of Drake on Apple Music in one day with his fifth album, Scorpion, recorded more than 170 million streams in his first 24 hours. On Spotify, it generated more than 132 million feeds in its first 24 hours. CultureBanx reported. This has made its debut the biggest total streaming in a day for all albums on all streaming services to date. Renting music has clearly become the most attractive option for listeners and investors, with Spotify reaching 87 million paying subscribers and Apple Music, 56 million paying subscribers.
Millennial music Mindfulness
The Millennials are the main group that helps revitalize the music industry. Goldman discovered that this faction was ready to pay a considerable sum of its annual budget for music, up to $ 163. As far as the black community is concerned, they far exceed millennia and spend about $ 173 a year on purchased music, according to Nielsen.
Music labels have and will continue to benefit greatly from streaming. For example, Universal Music Group and its family of labels, including Capitol Music Group, Island Records and Def Jam, to name a few. They have a long list of heavyweights like Rihanna, Kendrick Lamar, Drake and Migos. UMG's revenues in the first half of 2018 exceeded $ 3 billion, mainly due to the 34.3% increase in streaming revenues.
The success of streaming has attracted many new investments and long-time owners have had the opportunity to withdraw money. In one of the biggest music deals ever, Sony finalized the acquisition of the EMI Music Publishing catalog last year, making it the largest music publisher in the world.
Investments in alternative music: Investors may have the opportunity to capitalize on music downloads in an innovative way while Swiss-Asia has launched its music note backed by royalties in the middle of a volatile market. The fund's goal is $ 100 million for royalty-related titles generated by song rights.
Sony, Spotify, Vivendi and Tencent Music are among the four largest holdings that make up the royalty-guaranteed ticket. The musical financial note will pay an annual dividend of 5% based on song rights royalties and a 10% capital growth if the underlying stocks gain in value, according to the company. Swiss-Asia will charge an annual fee of 1.5%, as well as a performance fee of 15% on any winnings.
