PopIndia Makes Moves: Scoops Vincey Productions Catalogue & Signs 30KEY
Reservoir's Indian operation is building out its catalog footprint with a new acquisition and artist deal.

PopIndia—the India-focused arm of Reservoir Media—just locked in a couple of strategic plays that signal the label's push deeper into the subcontinent's diverse music ecosystem.
First up: they've acquired the catalogue from Vincey Productions, a specialist in Christian devotional music rooted in South Indian traditions. That's a smart move. While devotional music might fly under the radar for some listeners, it's a consistent revenue stream with built-in audiences and deep cultural roots.
Getting Into the Game
On the artist side, PopIndia also inked a deal with 30KEY, expanding their roster in a region where local talent and global reach are finally starting to connect properly.
It's the kind of quiet but solid move that doesn't make headlines everywhere, but it matters. Reservoir's been methodical about expanding outside the usual pop and hip-hop lanes—picking up catalogues, signing artists, building infrastructure in markets that the major labels are still figuring out. India's music industry is fractured across languages, regions, and genres; PopIndia's approach seems to be: go specific, go deep, go long.
Worth watching as streaming finally makes money in South Asia.
Read the full story at Music Ally → https://musically.com/2026/09/03/popindia-acquires-vincey-productions-catalogue-signs-30key/
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