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"Industry Leading Finance Company is Offering No-Cost, No-Fee Royalty Advances for Music Creatives and Royalty Rights Holders Affected by the Wildfires Los Angeles, CA – January 15, 2025 – Sound Royalties, the music industry leader in royalty financing is launching a new Wildfire Relief Program designed to support music creatives …"

"Music finance firm Sound Royalties promoted Allison Portlock to executive vp of marketing and Bryan Fried to director of royalty analysis. Portlock, who has been with Sound Royalties since 2018, most recently as vp of marketing, is based in West Palm Beach, Fla. and reports to Michael Bizenov and Alex Heiche. As a key executive team member, …"

"The music industry has always been about creativity, passion, and connection. These are the lasting threads that unite our global industry. Yet recently, the money that supports the music lifecycle from creation to consumption has shifted dramatically. We know, because at Sound Royalties we’ve been a leader at the forefront …"

"Sound Royalties has been a resource for the music industry for 10 years, advancing money to artists, songwriters, producers and other entities against their royalty income streams. And if there is one message that the company consistently emphasizes, it’s that Sound Royalties doesn’t use clients’ music rights as collateral, so …"

"The latest edition of Music Week takes a deep dive into the fast-paced royalties sector. In a special report, a number of the market’s leading players delve into the biggest opportunities and challenges for the scene while debating where it is heading next. "

"Sound Royalties, the music industry’s leading finance firm, is celebrating its 10th anniversary, marking a decade of growth and innovation in providing creative-friendly funding solutions for artists. Since its 2014 launch, Sound Royalties has redefined music finance through flexible funding options that never put copyright ownership at risk."

"Industry Leader Redefines Funding for Creatives, Continues Expanding Innovative Services Globally  Sound Royalties, the music industry’s leading finance firm and a subsidiary of GoDigital Media Group, is celebrating its 10th year in business, marking a decade of innovation and growth in providing creative-friendly funding solutions. Since its 2014 launch, Sound …"

"As it marks 10 years in business, the industry’s largest music finance company, Sound Royalties, is continuing its path of exceptional growth. Founded in 2014, Sound Royalties has been widening its reach of music creatives, as well as expanding its business with a raft of major deals. Currently working in …"

"Asa part of our series about creating a successful career in the music industry, I had the distinct pleasure of interviewing Alex Heiche. Alex Heiche, Founder and CEO of Sound Royalties, is a strong and outspoken music advocate, supporting the growth of songwriters, producers and artists, as well as highlighting the …"

"“When the frenzy started there really were not a lot of great places to reach for yield,” says Michael Bizenov, president of Sound Royalties, which specializes in royalty financing to music clients like Dominican rapper and dembow star El Alfa. “This was a place where you could find yield. As …"

"Sound Royalties is positioning itself for another strong year of growth by announcing strategic leadership promotions. Barbara Ocasio has been elevated to the Sound Royalties Executive Team as Executive Vice President of Operations, while Amandine Auguste has been promoted to Vice President of Customer Relationship Management."

"“Taylor Swift’s catalog of music reigns supreme in both the digital and terrestrial radio formats, seemingly amassing an average of over 4 billion streams and 1.2 billion in airplay impressions per quarter in the U.S. alone during 2022 and 2023,” Alex Heiche, CEO and founder of Sound Royalties, told CBS …"

" Sound Royalties, a subsidiary of GoDigital Media Group and the music industry’s leading finance firm for nearly a decade, is continuing to accelerate its growth strategies by announcing a new working relationship with David Innes of Music Banking. The entertainment banking veteran will support Sound Royalties by amplifying its networking …"

"With a record-breaking tour, a blockbuster movie and a shrewd mind for business, the 33-year-old singer is now worth an estimated $1.1 billion. Her catalog “is a testament to the exceptional reach and impact an artist can achieve. Her music not only transcends borders but also defies the challenges faced …"

"Dominican rapper and dembow star El Alfa has signed a multi-million deal in the eight figures with music industry finance firm Sound Royalties. After evaluating El Alfa’s revenue streams, Sound Royalties will advance El Alfa the sum of money ahead of his upcoming tour and album, El Rey Del Dembow — set for release Oct. …"

"Dominican rapper El Alfa, known as “The King of Dembow” has signed what is described in a press release as a “multi-million-dollar, eight-figure deal” with Florida-headquartered financial services firm Sound Royalties."

"Dominican rapper El Alfa has signed a new deal with Sound Royalties, a subsidiary of GoDigital Media Group. Also recognized as “The King of Dembow,” El Alfa has eight albums under his belt and boasts over 22 million monthly listeners on Spotify. He’s set to release a new project on Oct. 19 titled …"

"El Alfa announces his signing of a multi-million-dollar, eight figure deal with Sound Royalties, a subsidiary of GoDigital Media Group and the music industry’s leading finance firm for nearly a decade. After evaluating several offers from major industry players, Alfa turned to Sound Royalties because of his close relationship to their …"

"If you search Sound Royalties, it pops up with this tagline: Don’t Sell Your Music Royalties & Copyrights. That goes a long way — in a short way — to explain what the Florida-based finance firm, founded in 2014, offers artists, songwriters, producers and other music creatives.  If you earn …"

"Music Catalog Valuations Remain Resilient in the Face of Rising Interest Rates, Increased Bank Covenants, and Less Leverage After the global financial crisis in 2008, private equity firms, asset managers, and other financial institutions turned to music copyrights as they sought an alternative investment with the potential for high returns …"