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EPISODE · Nov 11, 2025 · 53 MIN

The untapped upside in music catalog operations w/ Henry Marsden

from Music Moneyball · host Music Moneyball

At Music Moneyball, we believe value doesn’t come from just owning a catalog—it comes from how well you run it. In Episode 2, we sit down with Henry Marsden (Founder, Fix Music) to unpack why operational discipline and clean data are the real edge in music rights. Henry’s seen this from every angle—touring as a musician with Elton John, building and selling an indie publisher, managing iconic catalogs, and now helping funds and rights owners unlock yield through better data operations.Brought to you by Standard Innovation.► Stay up to dateNewsletter: ⁠https://standard-innovation.com/subscribe/music-moneyball⁠LinkedIn: ⁠https://www.linkedin.com/company/standard-innovation-ltd⁠► About Standard InnovationStandard Innovation is the data consultancy that helps music investment funds unlock higher valuations and exit multiples through better infrastructure.► Episode linksFix Music: https://www.fixmusic.ai/Standard Innovation: https://standard-innovation.com/► CreditsGuest: Henry Marsden — Founder, Fix MusicHosts: Emma Griffiths, Tom Mullen, Sam MoreyTheme: “Meet Me” — Outlines (Written by Sam Cox) — Courtesy of Bespoke Records

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