Catalog Revenue Assessment
Released music should be more than songs sitting on streaming platforms. This assessment helps artists, managers, and indie labels check whether their catalog is organized to collect, track, pitch, and earn.
What it checks
The assessment looks at the boring-but-expensive pieces most artists skip until a licensing opportunity, royalty issue, or paperwork mess shows up waving a tiny flag.
Checks whether your releases have the codes, credits, and identifying details needed for tracking.
Reviews whether writers, producers, publishers, and collaborators are clearly documented.
Looks at PRO registration, mechanical collection, platform control, and possible royalty gaps.
Checks whether clean masters, instrumentals, acapellas, artwork, and files are easy to access.
Reviews whether songs are organized with mood, genre, BPM, clean/explicit status, and usage notes.
Looks at whether you track statements, earning songs, and opportunities with actual structure.
Who this is for
This page is for artists, managers, producers, and indie labels who have songs online and want to know if the catalog is actually set up like an asset.
What happens after
The assessment gives you a score, shows weak areas, and points you toward a Catalog Revenue Review when the gaps need real cleanup.
RadMedia Approach
The tool helps you see the gaps. RadMedia helps you decide what to fix first and how to build the structure around the music.
Catalog Revenue Review
Start the assessment, get your score, then contact RadMedia when you are ready to organize the catalog like something that is supposed to earn.