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Hosted by Unknown Host · EN · 41 episodes
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Clone Wars: The Spinoff is where DJ Universe links up with a different guest co-host each episode—an artist, entrepreneur, or creative—featuring their voice cloned for a twist. They talk hustle, brand, and blueprint moves, with raw convos, exclusive drops, and strategy sessions. It’s hip-hop DNA, street-smart marketing, and unapologetic game.
Unknown Host hosts Clone Wars: The Spinoff, a business show with 41 episodes published.
T.I. just signed his entire publishing catalog — from 2001's I'm Serious through 2020's The L.I.B.R.A., plus his new Top 10 album Kill the King — over to Reservoir Media, a deal that also pulls in decades of songwriting
This episode breaks down T-Pain’s reported $100 million catalog deal with HarbourView Equity Partners and explores why selling publishing and select masters can be a strategic move in the streaming era. The hosts also la
Downtown Music Publishing just struck a deal to represent the catalog and name, image, and likeness rights of hip-hop pioneer Biz Markie, timed to the 40th anniversary of his debut album. His widow, Tara Hall, is steerin
In 2026, over half of all brand deals are now performance and equity based, up from just 23% two years ago. The crew breaks down why the smartest artists are turning down bigger flat checks for smaller ownership stakes —
Aethelgard Royalty Group's $750,000 Capital Deployment Agreement with Chris Keil and 6 East Studios splits three ways: a catalog advance, a revolving live touring facility, and a marketing escrow, with full ownership sna
Jermaine Dupri’s lawsuit against Sony Music alleges two decades of buried royalties tied to So So Def classics from Kris Kross, Xscape, and Da Brat. The crew breaks down hidden ledgers, audit rights, and the paperwork ev
This episode breaks down the Warner Music Group and Suno settlement, the rise of AI voice cloning, and why artists need to think of their voice as protected intellectual property. The hosts also explore walled-garden AI
The crew breaks down why merch can out-earn ticket sales on indie tours, from per-head revenue and smart product choices to the pitfalls of overinvesting in the wrong inventory. They also dig into contract traps like ven
The hosts break down why Future’s reported publishing sale was such a massive move, and how keeping his masters changed the deal. They also unpack catalog valuations, streaming-era revenue, and why clean splits and metad
The hosts break down Downtown Music Publishing's new deal to manage Biz Markie's publishing, sync licensing, and name/image/likeness rights five years after his passing, and what it means that his catalog has been sample
The hosts break down the difference between a standard record deal and a joint venture, using 10K Projects and Runway Records as a real-world example of how artists can gain ownership, control, and better long-term upsid
The hosts break down how a $123,000 defamation judgment is now being paid directly out of Blueface's ASCAP and BMI royalty checks, and what it reveals about how exposed an artist's income really is. They walk through how
The hosts break down how JAY-Z turned champagne and cognac deals into massive equity wins, contrasting one-time endorsement money with long-term ownership. They also translate that lesson for indie artists, covering mast
The hosts unpack the hidden economics of touring, from reading settlement sheets and calculating what an artist actually keeps to understanding guarantees, door deals, and the real value of selling merch. They also break
This episode breaks down how 2 Live Crew won back their masters in 2024, only to lose them again after a 2026 appeals ruling tied to one member’s 2000 bankruptcy. The crew explains termination rights, ownership math, and
We break down Megan Thee Stallion’s fight with 1501 Certified and what it reveals about contracts, leverage, and control in the music industry. Then we lay out a practical blueprint for artists on knowledge of self, tour
The hosts break down JR Writer's lawsuit over unpaid master royalties and use it as a larger lesson on how classic hip-hop catalogs can generate value for decades. They also share practical steps for artists and producer
The hosts break down how D12’s long-awaited return highlights the value of owning and organizing your music catalog for the long haul. They share a practical blueprint for artists on royalties, split sheets, master right
The crew breaks down how a court redirected Blueface’s ASCAP and BMI royalty payments to satisfy a judgment, and why publishing income is treated like any other attachable asset. They also lay out the legal basics artist
The crew breaks down a direct-to-fan rap business model built on ownership, premium merchandise, email lists, and strategic brand partnerships. They also share a practical action plan for artists to stop depending on str
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Clone Wars: The Spinoff is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under Business and has published 41 episodes.
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