Dr. Dre set to sell the rights to part of his catalog and royalties in a $200 million deal

Dr. Dre is slated to sell a collection of his catalog and streaming revenue in a deal said to be between $200 million and $250 million.

sources said Variety that the 57-year-old Compton, California native is in the final stages of a deal with Shamrock Holdings and Universal Music Group in two transactions.

The Beats Electronics founder, who blocked Marjorie Taylor Greene from using her music on social media earlier this week, had bought the package, estimated to earn around $10 million a year, through his lawyer Peter Paterno, the outlet reported.

Billboard first reported on the business transaction involving the rap veteran, whose real name is Andre Young.

The package the Forgot About Dre artist sells reportedly includes a percentage of his royalties earned as a member of the NWA group.

It also covers a couple of his solo albums; producer royalties; and it comes from his writing royalties on material to which he has no publishing rights (which might include tracks from 1993’s The Chronic).

Insiders told Billboard that Shamrock, which also owns a portion of Taylor Swift’s master recordings, owns about 75 to 90 percent of the revenue-generating portion, with UMG holding the other 10 to 25 percent.

The Beats Electronics founder had bought the package, which is estimated to bring in around $10 million a year, through his lawyer. Photographed last year in LA

Some of the catalog could include songs from Dr. Dre’s 1993 album The Chronic. Pictured in 1993 on stage with Snoop Dogg

UMG would acquire the recording from The Chronic, which will transfer ownership from Dr. Dre to Death Row Entertainment (owned by Snoop Dogg) in August.

It would also be online to acquire Dr. Dre’s share in a part of the Kendrick Lamar catalog.

The package does not present his proprietary rights to the Aftermath label, which he owns with Interscope Records.