Catch Point Rights Partners and M3 Music Enter Strategic Latin Repertoire Relationship

Nov 10, 2021

Catch Point Continues to Grow Music Rights Holdings. M3 adds Bogota Presence to Catalog Acquisition Program.

(PRUnderground) November 10th, 2021

Music rights acquisition firm Catch Point Rights Partners LP and leading independent Colombian artist manager, record label and music publisher, M3 Music have announced a strategic relationship to source music catalog acquisition opportunities in Colombia, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Venezuela, Chile , Argentina and Brazil. Under the pact, M3 will advise Catch Point on Latin catalog acquisitions, engaging with labels, publishers, songwriters and artists who are exploring financing options for their catalogs.

In announcing the pact, Catch Point Co-Founder & Partner Richard Conlon said “Catch Point is keenly focused on opportunities to acquire Latin and world repertoire as part of our overall catalog strategy. We are happy to be working with Cami and her team at M3. This relationship provides us with both creative guidance and A&R professionals on the ground across Latin America with deep relationships with independent songwriters, artists, labels and music publishers.”

M3 President and CEO, Camila Saravia added “Catch Point’s focus on providing financing solutions for independent rights owners, artists and songwriters is well timed as Latin music continues to cross over and gain popularity around the world. Catch Point’s blend of music business and financial industry expertise puts them in a unique position to build their Latin catalog as they support music creators through acquisitions and joint ventures.”

About Catch Point Rights Partners

The firm has acquired interests in songs recorded by artists such as: 5 Seconds of Summer, A$AP Rocky, All Time Low, Avicii, Avril Lavigne, blink-182, Brantley Gilbert, Christina Perri, Counting Crows, Daughtry, Flo Rida, Goldfinger, Good Charlotte, Jason Derulo, Joe Cocker, Korn, New Found Glory, Panic! At The Disco, Sheryl Crow, Tears for Fears, The Used, Yelawolf and many more.

For more information visit http://www.catchpointrights.com

About M3 Music

M3 Music is a music company, that specializes in the development of music talent. Focused on managing many of the most transcending Latin American acts, M3 Music has become one of the leading music business companies in Latin America, through management, label, and publishing services, among others.

M3 Music currently holds a roster of artists that differ in style, however they all share the same vision of becoming global and influential. The company has excelled in opening new markets for Latin artists, where Latin music was uncommon, creating vast opportunities for originally non-commercial artists to excel and become recognized and mainstream. From coordinating international tours, to signing their artists with major labels, publishers and top booking agencies, M3 Music has proven to be the business mind behind many Latin headlining acts. The company’s roster includes Bomba Estéreo, Santiago Cruz, Mitú, Diamante Eléctrico, Aria Vega, Maki Vaez, and Monte, and has previously worked with Monsieur Periné, Vicente García, Systema Solar, Superlitio, and El Freaky, among others.

M3 Music has also been active in developing music business conferences in Colombia, bringing many top music business players to share their knowledge of the business. Also, M3 Music execs have participated as speakers in important music industry conferences such as SXSW, MIDEM, WOMEX, Primavera Pro, BIME Pro, BOmm, Fluvial, Eurosonic, SIMS Summit and Nylon Connect, among others.

For more information visit https://www.m3music.co/

About Catch Point Rights Partners

Catch Point acquires rights and royalties from artists, songwriters, producers, record labels, music publishers and other owners of music related royalty streams. Catch Point’s portfolio includes interests in thousands of sound recordings and musical works spanning multiple genres and vintages. The roster encompasses Grammy winners, RIAA Platinum Certified recordings and hundreds of Billboard charting songs.
The firm has acquired interests in songs recorded by artists such as: 5 Seconds of Summer, A$AP Rocky, All Time Low, Avicii, Avril Lavigne, blink-182, Brantley Gilbert, Christina Perri, Counting Crows, Daughtry, Flo Rida, Goldfinger, Good Charlotte, Jason Derulo, Joe Cocker, Korn, New Found Glory, Panic! At The Disco, Sheryl Crow, Tears for Fears, The Used, Yelawolf and many more.

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Hamilton sets sights on racing in African grand prix

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