Davido has revealed that one of his biggest career goals before retirement is to regain ownership of his music masters from sonymusic.
The award-winning Afrobeats star said owning music rights remains one of the most important aspects of a successful music career, despite having a favorable recording contract.
Davido Targets Full Ownership of His Music Catalog
Speaking during a recent podcast appearance, Davido explained that he intends to buy back his masters from Sony in the future.
According to the singer, ownership gives artists greater control over their work and ensures long-term financial benefits.
He stressed that artists should pay close attention to the business side of music, not just the creative process.
Singer Wants Children to Benefit From Music Royalties
Davido disclosed that his long-term plan is to pass on part of his music catalog to his children.
The singer said ownership of his masters would allow him to assign songs and royalty earnings to family members, creating a lasting source of income even after he retires from active music.
According to him, music rights can continue generating revenue for decades when properly managed.
Why Music Ownership Matters in the Industry
In today’s music business, ownership of masters often determines who controls distribution, licensing, streaming revenue and future earnings.
Many global artists have increasingly focused on reclaiming ownership of their catalogs as the value of music rights continues to rise worldwide.
Davido’s latest comments add him to a growing list of musicians prioritising long-term ownership and financial security.
