The Weeknd's £740 million partnership is not a sale, instead preserving ownership, creative control, and future music outside ...

The agreement involves Lyric Capital investing in The Weeknd's music catalog, spanning from the start of his career up to ...

The Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) has inked a new catalogue deal with Lyric Capital Group that is reportedly in the $1 billion US ...

The Weeknd secures $1 billion for his masters catalog with Lyric Capital; Partners Group finances the deal through royalty-backed notes.

Through this first-of-its-kind deal, The Weeknd redefines what it means to monetize a catalog without giving up control.

The Weeknd has reportedly inked a new deal that will change the way artists sell their catalogs. According to a report ...

In a groundbreaking move that sets a new standard for artist equity and control, The Weeknd has entered into a unique partnership with Lyric Capital Group. This collaboration, reportedly valued at ...

The Weeknd did not sell his music catalog for $1 billion. Instead, he entered a rare partnership that values his catalog while allowing him to keep control. As fans react and details emerge, many are ...

The Weeknd’s Lyric Capital deal isn’t a catalog sale—but fans are calling it a loan. Here’s why the structure has sparked ...

Reportedly, The Weeknd has sealed a $1 billion catalog deal with Lyric Capital. The Weeknd’s reps confirm that Lyric Capital ...

Reportedly, The Weeknd has sealed a $1 billion catalog deal with Lyric Capital. The Weeknd’s reps confirm that Lyric Capital ...

The Weeknd formed joint venture with Lyric Capital covering his music catalog through 2025 while retaining control ...