GE Music Group — Podcast Booking
Founder of GE Music Group. Music funding, distribution, and growth for independent artists who refuse to give up their masters.
About Nu
Nu is the founder of GE Music Group, a hybrid music company operating at the intersection of distribution, marketing, and catalog funding. Through his platform, he's helped artists lock in six-figure deals and scale independently — while holding onto their masters. Backed by a marketing team with 20+ platinum records, Nu's edge is simple: he helps artists treat their music like an asset, not just content.
Host Read
"We've got Nu, founder of GE Music Group. He brokers six-figure deals for independent artists — without them giving up ownership. His team has worked on over 20 platinum records. We're going to break down how artists can actually turn their music into an asset, not just content."
What We Cover
No theory, no punditry. Everything from a decade operating inside independent music — catalog deals, funding, distribution, and the business most artists never see.
Ready to Use
Pick one, or use them as a starting point. All tested for the overlap between music audiences and business audiences.
"Why Most Artists Stay Broke (Even With Streams)"
"How Artists Turn Songs Into $50K–$250K Deals"
"The Hidden Money Behind Music Catalogs"
"Independent Artists Are the New Labels"
"How to Build a Music Career That Actually Pays"
Quotable
Lines that land. Every one of them is what Nu actually believes.
"Streams don't make you rich — ownership does."
"Most artists aren't broke because of music, they're broke because they don't understand the business."
"Your catalog is an asset — you just don't know how to leverage it yet."
"Labels don't have magic — they have systems."
"You don't need a deal — you need leverage."
Why Nu Is Different
The inspirational arc. The come-up story. The one hit that changed everything.
Catalog valuations. Deal structures. Distribution economics. How the business actually works.
A business guest in a music space. A music guest in a business space.
Either way, the audience walks away knowing something they didn't.
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Best fit for shows covering music business, independent artist economics, catalog funding, or the business of creative work. Remote and in-person both available.
In The Press
What we've published about catalog deals, independent artist economics, and the music infrastructure business.
The real terms, deal structures, and what artists keep (or don't) when catalog buyers come calling.
Read Article → Music FundingInside the deal-making mechanics that move catalogs, advance checks, and royalty streams between parties.
Read Article → Operator InsightsThe structural reasons independent artists plateau — and what the operators who break through do differently.
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