Future Sells Entire, Music Catalogue , in Rumored 8-Figure Deal.
'TMZ' reports that Future has joined
the growing ranks of artists to sell off their
publishing rights in exchange for fat paychecks.
'TMZ' reports that Future has joined
the growing ranks of artists to sell off their
publishing rights in exchange for fat paychecks.
The rapper sold his entire catalog
to Influence Media Partners.
According to 'Variety,' the deal
is rumored to be worth "high eight
figures" and includes 612 tracks.
I put everything into my music,
and I wanted to make sure these
were in good hands as I thought about
the next chapter of these songs, Future, via Instagram.
I put everything into my music,
and I wanted to make sure these
were in good hands as I thought about
the next chapter of these songs, Future, via Instagram.
I’m proud to partner up with Rene [McLean]
and the team at Influence Media and send
a signal that this music has timeless value, Future, via Instagram.
My music is my art,
and these songs represent some
of the most precious artwork of my career, Future, via Instagram.
'TMZ' reports that Future has
been making music since 2004. .
In April of 2022, he dropped his ninth
studio album, 'I Never Liked You.'.
The album topped the 'Billboard' 200
charts and went gold less than
two months after its release.
A growing number of artists
have sold off their publishing
catalogues in the past few years.
Just a handful of those artists
include Bob Dylan, John Legend,
Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Nicks.
Just a handful of those artists
include Bob Dylan, John Legend,
Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Nicks