
Primary Wave Music has made a strategic investment in RUN, the music-financing platform founded by Amuse alumni Diego Farias and Christoffer Mård.
How it works:
RUN provides financing to artists, labels, and rightholders ranging from short-term advances to full catalog acquisitions.
Since launching in 2023 it claims to have deployed tens of millions of dollars in capital to hundreds of artists across five continents.
The platform leverages deep historical data and “a state-of-the-art AI platform” to value music rights quickly and precisely.
The deal:
As per the statement, Primary Wave’s music industry relationships and rights expertise combined with RUN’s technology will “accelerate RUN’s sourcing, execution and scale.”
In return, Primary Wave gains exposure to cutting-edge music technology and “a data-driven underwriting approach” that will enhance its deal selectivity and forecast accuracy, and complement its broader investment and acquisition strategy.
What they said:
Diego Farias: “Our goal is simple: to be THE funding partner in the music industry and, with the access to capital that this deal presents, we are ready to meet any funding needs artists may have.”
Agnes Kacicki, Primary Wave’s Head of Corporate Development: “RUN gives us early exposure to a technology-enabled platform at the intersection of music, data, and rights management, and this investment aligns directly with our focus on innovation and long-term value creation.”
👋 Disclosures & Transparency Block
This story was written with information from Primary Wave’s press release.
We covered it because it’s news of a significant investment by Primary Wave.













