ANote Music lève 2 millions d’euros pour ouvrir les royalties musicales aux investisseurs européens
Luxembourg 的 ANote Music 正试图把音乐版权收益变成可交易资产，让欧洲投资者也能参与这一原本高度封闭的市场。该平台的核心目标，不只是向个人投资者开放一种新的资产类别，更是要为欧洲音乐版税市场引入长期缺失的流动性与透明度。
ANote Music 计划将来自音乐目录的未来收益进行证券化和交易化。换言之，一首歌在商业生命周期结束后并不会停止产生收入，流媒体播放、广播、同步授权等仍会持续带来版税，而 ANote Music 希望把这类未来现金流包装成可供投资者买卖的金融产品。
公司近日完成 200 万欧元融资，用于推动这一模式在欧洲落地并扩大平台规模。此次融资也反映出市场对“音乐版税投资”这一另类资产类别的兴趣正在上升，尤其是在传统金融资产波动加剧、投资者寻求分散配置的背景下。
不过，ANote Music 面临的挑战并不只是吸引资金，而是要解决欧洲音乐版权市场长期存在的碎片化、定价不透明和交易不活跃问题。平台希望通过标准化交易机制，让原本难以进入的音乐收益权变得更易理解、可估值、可流通，从而为创作者、版权持有人和投资者建立一个更高效的市场。
The Luxembourg-based platform ANote Music has raised €2 million to expand access to music royalties for European investors. Its goal is not only to let individuals invest in a new asset class, but also to bring liquidity and transparency to a market that still lacks both in Europe.
ANote Music’s model is to make future revenues generated by music catalogs tradable, turning royalty streams into investable assets. The company is targeting a market where a song can continue generating income long after its release, yet those future earnings have traditionally been difficult for investors to access or trade efficiently.
The funding round supports ANote Music’s broader ambition to open up this segment of the music economy to a wider pool of investors while building a more structured marketplace around catalog royalties.
La plateforme luxembourgeoise ANote Music veut rendre échangeables les revenus futurs issus de catalogues musicaux. Son enjeu n’est pas seulement de donner accès aux particuliers à une nouvelle classe d’actifs, mais de créer la liquidité et la transparence qui manquent encore à ce marché en Europe. Une chanson ne cesse pas de produire de la …
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ANote Music, a Luxembourg-based platform, raised €2M to make future music royalties tradable—aiming to add liquidity and transparency to Europe’s largely illiquid royalty market.
ANote Music — music-royalty platform enabling investors to access and trade future catalogue revenue; based in Luxembourg.
[Monitor] — early-stage funding and market-structure push could accelerate European royalty tokenization/trading if regulatory and liquidity hurdles clear.