David Schuloff: The Man who bought Death Row Records and Launched $MUSQ ETF

Investing in the Rhythm: A Conversation with David Schulhof on MUSQ ETF and the Future of Music

In this captivating episode of the Block Fuel Podcast, the hosts sit down with David Schulhof, CEO and founder of MUSQ—the pioneering ETF that offers retail investors a unique way to invest directly in the music industry. David, with a robust background in both law and music, delves into the company's strategic acquisitions of legendary music catalogs, including those of Tupac Shakur, Dr. Dre, and Snoop Dogg. He shares his insights on the evolving music industry landscape, the transformative effects of streaming, and how AI and blockchain are reshaping royalty collections.

The discussion also highlights the purpose and structure of the MUSQ ETF, emphasizing its role in opening doors for retail investors to access the global music market. David’s forward-looking perspectives cover everything from the potential of NFTs to the growth of live and virtual events, offering listeners a glimpse into the future of music and the unique investment opportunities that come with it.

Episode Highlights:

• 00:00 — Introduction and Guest Announcement
• 00:16 — David Schulhof's Background and Career Journey
• 00:45 — Acquisition of Tupac Shakur’s and Death Row Catalogs
• 01:01 — Evergreen Trends and Insights in the Music Industry
• 05:44 — AI and Blockchain's Impact on Music Royalties
• 15:31 — Overview of the MUSQ ETF
• 19:42 — Global Music Market and Investment Opportunities
• 21:44 — Live Music, Virtual Concerts, and Future Trends
• 31:08 — Closing Remarks and Contact Information

Tune in to explore how MUSQ is bridging music and finance, offering a fresh perspective on the future of music investments.

Disclaimer: The content provided in this episode is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as investment advice. Neither the hosts nor David Schulhof are providing any specific recommendations or endorsements for financial decisions. Listeners should do their own research and consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment in securities, including MUSQ ETF or other products mentioned in the episode. Investing involves risk, and there is no guarantee of future performance.