New Deals for Lil Nas X and BTS Showcase the Power of Music Tech Innovation
The music industry is shifting, and Chapter Two is leading the revolution. The Swedish music tech company, formerly known as Anotherblock, has just facilitated over $6M in songwriter rights transactions for major tracks from Lil Nas X and BTS. Using its advanced Royalty Engine, Chapter Two is redefining how music rights are valued, transacted, and understood—no outdated spreadsheets or murky data, just clear, streamlined processes.
Chapter Two is Changing the Game in Music Rights
Big music catalog deals are nothing new, but transparency has always been an issue. Chapter Two is tackling this head-on with its proprietary technology, making transactions smoother, faster, and more reliable. The company has backing from industry heavyweights like Swedish House Mafia’s Axwell and King founder Sebastian Knutsson.
By using its Royalty Engine, Chapter Two simplifies the traditionally complex world of music rights. The platform normalizes royalty data, enriches it with external sources, and provides predictive modeling to forecast future earnings. This means investors and rightsholders no longer have to rely on guesswork or complicated negotiations.
Michel Traore on the Future of Music Rights
Michel Traore, Co-founder and CEO of Chapter Two, knows the industry is ripe for disruption. He believes music rights transactions need to be fairer, clearer, and more efficient.
“Our latest deals show that technology can bring real value to both buyers and sellers,” Traore explains. “Through word-of-mouth alone, we’ve facilitated millions in deals in just six months. The market clearly demands a trusted, tech-driven partner.”
The Bigger Picture: What This Means for Artists and Investors
For too long, music rights transactions have been dominated by opaque deals and a lack of clarity. Chapter Two aims to level the playing field by providing rightsholders and investors with the same reliable data.
This shift is not just about selling rights—it’s about giving artists, producers, and investors confidence in the numbers. With a more efficient, stable, and data-driven market, the future of music rights transactions looks brighter than ever.
A New Era for Music Catalog Sales
Chapter Two is not stopping here. The company plans to expand its technology and partnerships, making music rights transactions even more accessible. The Lil Nas X and BTS deals are just the beginning.
Expect more innovation, more transparency, and more game-changing deals from this powerhouse music tech firm.