The deal includes a stake in the publishing and master rights to evergreens like "Breaking Up Is Hard To Do," "Love Will Keep Us Together" and more.
Since its 2021 launch, the Korean firm has almost exclusively invested in Asian catalogs.
Opus Music Group seeks more than $200 million for its package of mostly passive income and royalty streaming rights.
Private equity isn’t wrecking the industry. But investors own rights to music by Stevie, Whitney, and now Cyndi Lauper. How much will that change things?
The Swedish company behind ABBA's Voyage buys rights to the pop icon’s publishing and recording revenue in its first U.S. deal.
Nine months after turning down another suitor, the legendary vocalist finds a partner he can "entrust with my life’s work and future musical legacy."
The deal, which is likely worth at least $600 million, includes half of the late star's publishing and recorded masters catalog.
The iconic band is seeking a record $1.2 billion payday, according to sources.
The Creative Nation catalog includes songs performed by Sam Hunt, Harry Styles, Lady Gaga, Sam Smith, Carrie Underwood and more.
The singer's hits include "Don’t Tell Em," "Birthday Sex" and "Oui."