Independent music distribution, publishing and catalog acquisition company
Create Music Group runs distribution, publishing and YouTube monetization for artists and labels from Hollywood, with a back office built on NetSuite, Tipalti, Salesforce, Tableau and Looker. Hiring tilts heavily toward finance, legal and ops rather than engineering, and job posts center on catalog acquisitions, migrations and royalty accuracy, pointing to a business scaling through buying catalogs and automating the royalty workflows behind them.
Create Music Group is a privately held music and technology company founded in 2015 and headquartered in Hollywood, California. It serves artists, labels and brands with music distribution, music publishing, sync licensing, YouTube monetization and recording studio services. The company employs 201–500 people and hires in the United States and Canada. Its operations span DSP relationships such as Spotify and Apple Music, creative production tooling, and finance and royalty administration.
Its stack includes NetSuite, Tipalti and Salesforce for finance and sales, Tableau and Looker for analytics, Python, AWS and GCP for engineering, OpenAI and Anthropic for AI, plus Adobe Creative Cloud, CapCut and Canva.
Yes, hiring is accelerating, concentrated in finance, marketing, operations, data and legal, with many intern and manager-level roles across the United States and Canada.
Current initiatives include processing new catalog acquisitions, standardizing catalog migration workflows, analyzing royalty obligations in acquired contracts, automating statement ingestion and building a next-generation platform.
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