San Francisco-based Intercept Music has secured a $50 million fund to acquire artist and songwriter catalogs, leveraging proprietary technology to enhance asset value in the U.S. and Latin American markets.

October 7, 2025

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Billboard
$50 Million Fund Secured
Intercept Music, a firm known for its technology-driven services for independent artists, has secured $50 million in a new catalog acquisition fund. The San Francisco company announced the funding, which was secured through a private partnership, will be used to purchase music rights in both the United States and Latin America.
This move positions Intercept as a significant new player in the competitive music intellectual property market.
The Partnership Structure
While the specific partners remain undisclosed, Intercept's founder and Chairman, Ralph Tashjian, is confirmed as a co-investor and strategic advisor. The fund is structured to acquire both full and partial rights to music catalogs, allowing for flexible deals with original rights holders.
Capital is set to be deployed immediately, with several initial acquisitions already under review.
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The Bag - Substack
A Tech-Focused Acquisition Strategy
Intercept Music aims to differentiate itself by integrating advanced technology with music rights management. The company plans to acquire catalogs with what it identifies as "untapped or under-leveraged revenue potential."
Tod Turner, Intercept's CEO, stated this is "more than just a funding deal—it's a commitment to restructuring music rights management."
Leveraging AI and Analytics
To maximize returns, Intercept will utilize its proprietary suite of tools, including:
Predictive analytics to identify undervalued assets.
AI-powered marketing tools to amplify audience reach.
A targeted marketing portal to drive engagement and earnings.
This approach aligns with the company's expansion goals, supported by recent strategic hires like Martín Roca as Mexico GM and Raquel Martins as a YouTube music-services advisor.
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Source:
The Bag - Substack
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