Soon, Average Investors Could Lose Out On Profit To Music Streaming With Royalty Flow

Royalty Flow is looking to raise between $11 million and $50 million through a Regulation A+ crowdfunding effort, Billboard reported. If it is successful in raising the necessary capital, the company will be looking to list its stock on the Nasdaq exchange. "Royalty Flow gives investors the opportunity to participate in assets that are uncorrelated with public markets, and directly benefit in the music industry's growth," Matthew Smith, CEO Royalty Exchange and Royalty Flow's chairman said in a press release. "It also gives thousands of artists, producers, labels, songwriters, publishers, and other rightsholders who contribute to the success of the superstars they work with access to on-demand financing options with the kind of flexibility seldom found in the music industry." Related Links: Where Can You Stream Music For Less Than $10 A Month? Study: Streaming Music Services Are Now More Popular Than Video

Royalty Flow will use the capital to acquire and hold royalties from music catalogs of some of the biggest music artists in the planet, including Eminem. The company will also consider investing in publishing catalogs as well in what will prove to be a "one-of-a kind" investment that will also likely pay a dividend.