Carlin America is an American music publisher with a catalog of over 100,000 titles. The company, created under its current name in 1995 by its founder Freddy Bienstock , is headquartered on East 38th Street in Manhattan . Bienstock died on September 29, 2009, after which Carlin Music was run by his children Robert and Caroline (after whom the publisher was named).
17-527: As of January 2018, Carlin operates as a division of American music publisher Round Hill Music . In 1966 Freddy Bienstock acquired Belinda Music Publishing, which he renamed Carlin Music Corporation after his daughter, Caroline. He soon expanded the Carlin Music catalog by associations with such hit makers as Leiber & Stoller in addition to representing Atlantic Records and Motown Records . Carlin
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68-646: A partnership with Zync for synchronization. In August 2019, Round Hill signed a sub-publishing deal with Warner/Chappell Music for them to represent Round Hill's catalogue outside of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the Nordics. Round Hill also has signed and acquired the catalogues of Skid Row , KK Downing ( Judas Priest ), Jani Lane ( Warrant ), Triumph , Tesla , Craig David , Ronnie James Dio , Neil Sedaka , John Rzeznik of
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102-604: The GIL Music and GPS Music catalogues, which included the North American rights to six Beatles songs (" She Loves You ," " I Saw Her Standing There ", " From Me to You ," " Misery ," " I Wanna Be Your Man " and " There's a Place "). In September 2017, Round Hill paid $ 250 million to acquire publisher Carlin America . Carlin owned the rights to songs recorded by Elvis Presley , among other artists. In 2017, Round Hill entered into
119-649: The Goo Goo Dolls , Billy Duffy ( The Cult ), Jim Vallance , Big Loud Shirt, Ashley Gorley , Arthouse Entertainment, Keith Sweat , Rob Thomas , Collective Soul , Josh Kear , Big Tractor, Lit , and Eric Carmen . In 2014, Round Hill Records was established with the catalogue acquisition of the UK rock band, Bush , in partnership with frontman Gavin Rossdale . In January 2016, Round Hill paid $ 35 million for punk rock band The Offspring 's Columbia Records albums and
136-536: The London-based main office for the company's UK and European operations. In September 2017, Round Hill Music agreed to acquire Carlin for $ 245 million. The deal was completed in late 2017, and was officially announced on January 10, 2018. Carlin's song publishing includes over 100,000 songs, including as well as the musical scores of Cabaret , Fiddler on the Roof , Company and Follies . Carlin America owns
153-597: The band's entire publishing catalogue. Later that year, Round Hill signed a distribution deal with Universal Music Enterprises , covering the Offspring's albums. Today Round Hill Records is releasing records from artists such as Royal Teeth and The London Souls , as well as providing label services to many other artists. In 2020, Round Hill Records created label dedicated to rock called Black Hill Records, which has signed artists including The Cult , Black Pistol Fire, and Jared James Nichols. In May 2021, Round Hill acquired
170-558: The catalogue of the Swedish label Telegram Studios, including Dolores Recordings and Woah Dad. In August 2023, Round Hill acquired Canadian record label Linus Entertainment . Round Hill Music Royalty Partners is the private equity arm of Round Hill Music which is dedicated to acquiring copyrights of music. It raised its first Fund in 2014 with $ 202 million and its second fund with $ 263 million in 2017. In 2014, Round Hill Music and BMG Rights Management sued Cox Communications for
187-482: The copyright infringements of its subscribers. In December 2015, the case was decided in BMG and Round Hill Music's favor. On July 31, 2020, Round Hill filed a $ 32.8 million lawsuit against the independent distributor Tunecore and its parent company, Believe Digital , citing the unauthorized distribution of 219 Round Hill compositions. Round Hill sought $ 150,000 per infringed composition. Warner From Misplaced Pages,
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#1732854856104204-675: The estates of Rodgers and Hammerstein , acquired Edward B. Marks Music Corporation , whose songwriters included George M. Cohan, Billie Holiday , Ernesto Lecuona, and Jim Steinman , in addition to composers such as William Bolcom, Norman Dello Joio and Roger Sessions. In 1984, Bienstock and PolyGram acquired Chappell & Co. and became Chappell's Worldwide President, with Carlin becoming an administered company. After PolyGram sold Chappell to Warner Music Group , thus forming Warner Chappell Music , Bienstock restructured Carlin as an independent international publishing organization with Carlin Music as
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238-532: The label and publishing divisions of Starday and King Records. His holdings were further enlarged by the acquisitions of the music publishing interests of The New York Times , the preeminent Broadway show catalog of its era, with scores such as Fiddler on the Roof , 'Cabaret', 'Company', 'Follies', 'Godspell', and hits by songwriters Peter Allen, Marvin Hamlisch , and Carole Bayer Sager. After his partnership with Leiber and Stoller ended in 1980, Bienstock, along with
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272-622: The rights to all or part of the following publishing imprints : Round Hill Music Round Hill Music is an American music publishing company founded in 2010 by Josh Gruss , Richard Rowe, and Neil Gillis. The company operates a music publishing division, a sync and royalty administration, a music production library business, a record label and label services division, and also a Nashville songwriter services group with offices in New York , Los Angeles , Nashville and London . In January 2012, Round Hill and Adage Classics jointly acquired
289-625: Was then named Publisher of the Year by Music Week for ten consecutive years. In partnership with Leiber & Stoller, Bienstock later formed Hudson Bay Music as the publisher's American business. Located in New York City on the top floor of the legendary Broadway landmark Brill Building, Hudson Bay rapidly acquired such major assets as the TM Music and Faithful Virtue Music catalogs, whose artists included Bobby Darin , Tim Hardin and John Sebastian , and
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