
Sho Mitchell
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Aug 19, 2026
How Music Catalogs Get Valued and Sold
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39:37Dmitri VietzeHOST
I think sometimes, you know, when, when we describe companies in sort of i- in the abstract, you can sort of imagine it, but if you have a case study or, you know, some examples of, like, what kinds of things have happened when you've done these reviews, I'd love to hear about it.

Sho MitchellGUEST
Without going into individuals and company names, I can definitely give you a case study.

Sho MitchellGUEST
We started with approximately 85 tracks that was in his library, and from one of our audits, we found connections to over 300 different released songs off of that original 85 tracks that we scanned.

Sho MitchellGUEST
We also noticed and picked up s- over 7.3 million YouTube views that that creator was unaware of and also over 5 million DSP streams that the producer was not collecting on.

Sho MitchellGUEST
So from our audit and the next steps that we proposed, we estimated, uh, around $15,000 that was able for recovery immediately and approximately another 40,000 in possible year income once these revenues can be claimed.