MUSIC THERAPY
IS HERE
The Growing Role of Music in Western Medicine
A significant increase in the use of music therapy is being observed in Modern Healthcare.
Musical Medications
“Musical Medications” currently has a library of music from many cultures that have healed thousands of people and gotten ROI for the company, investors, and the cultures that create the music.
Currently there is a lack of research into the healing potential of South American indigenous music and a curated cultural library.
The Work of MAKE.BELIEVE.MUSIC
Make.Believe.Music has forged valuable relationships with numerous tribes in Brazil and Peru, building an extensive library through years of dedicated recording efforts.
Investment Opportunities and Partnerships
With financial backing, Make.Believe.Music is ready to finalize its groundbreaking music library. Their partnership with Musical Medications and Johns Hopkins Hospital, which has strong distribution networks with healthcare providers, highlights the significant healing potential and promising return on investment.
WE ARE IN A VIDEO CONTENT DRIVEN WORLD
having video as a sales tool for the library licensing is a necessary component. MAKE.BELIEVE.MUSIC & MAKE.BELIEVE.PICTURES are under the same ownership. We are a turn key content creation machine.
Founded in 2012, Calm pivoted from a relaxation website to a wellness platform & mobile app. Strategic Funding led to a $1 billion valuation in 2019 and $2 billion in 2020, driven by content marketing and healthcare expansion. With over 150 million downloads, Calm dominates all digital wellness platforms.
WE PLAN TO DO THE SAME
THIS CREATES A DIRECT REVENUE STREAM FOR THE INDIGENOUS CULTURES THAT CREATE THE MUSIC
MAKE BELIEVE MUSIC’s
current library of music productions:
CURRENTLY RELEASED
ALBUMS CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION
YOUR INVESTMENT
3 YEAR PLAN
Investment partner would own up to 50% of MAKE.BELIEVE.MEDICINE and up to 50% of all residuals.
PROOF OF CONCEPT
“Musical Medication” invested $200K into a small scale platform called “GOMO”. GOMO grossed $600K with a NET profit of $400K. The concept works, now we want to scale it up with a never-before-heard library of music.