Make releases people can recognize.
- production direction and sound
- artist position and visual story
- release rhythm and catalog shape

I help AI-music founders and product teams turn tracks into release systems that handle artist positioning, distribution, metadata, royalties, and catalog economics.
NIK McFLY · AI MUSIC FOUNDER & OPERATOR
Co-founded venture results, updated August 2026. Revenue, not personal income or profit; figures are rounded public totals.
As AI makes production cheaper, taste, curation, and the system behind each release become the real advantage. The catalog only started working when the creative and operational sides were designed together.
The screenshots show the platform royalties and stream counts behind the public catalog totals.
Co-founded venture results, updated August 2026. Total catalog revenue also includes licensing and other revenue; figures are not personal income or profit.
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Decide what you can release, how tracks move through review and distribution, how royalties are paid, and where the product earns.
Shape the music and artist, plan the releases, understand the economics, and launch a catalog you can grow.
In one focused session, we choose the model, work through platform and rights risks, map costs and workflow, and define the smallest useful launch.
Already used in practice. A music-tech founder hired me to map distribution, royalties, and the catalog model for their product.

How 80+ releases, 20M+ streams, $60K+ in catalog revenue, and income-based scenarios support a qualified $250K–$500K back-catalog range.
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The field notes are free. If you have a specific AI-music question, send it to me directly on Telegram.