
In just a few short years, Globe Music has gone from an independent instrumental record label to an emerging player in the rapidly growing music rights investment space. Founded in 2022 by entrepreneur and music producer Ben Breternitz, the company initially focused on creating high-quality instrumental background music across genres such as jazz, lo-fi, acoustic guitar, ambient, deep house, and piano compositions.
That early focus proved successful. Globe Music’s catalog quickly scaled across streaming platforms, surpassing 100 million streams and moving steadily toward the 200 million mark. Along the way, the label collaborated with dozens of composers, producers, and musicians while building an international team spanning multiple countries – a global vision that ultimately inspired the company’s name.
But success brought a new perspective. While exploring the possibility of selling part of its own catalog to fund expansion, Globe Music’s leadership realized something important: music catalogs themselves are becoming highly valuable long-term assets. Instead of exiting, the company chose a different path – doubling down on ownership and expanding into music rights acquisition.

Today, Globe Music operates as a music rights investment and management company focused on acquiring master and publishing rights from independent artists, producers, and catalog owners worldwide. The goal is straightforward: help creators unlock liquidity while continuing to grow a diversified catalog with long-term earning potential.
Unlike many large investment funds entering the music space, Globe Music comes from an operational label background. This means the company approaches catalog acquisitions with both financial expertise and creative sensitivity. Beyond simply purchasing rights, the team manages royalty reporting, metadata optimization, distribution performance, and catalog development in-house.
Artists working with Globe Music benefit from flexible deal structures. Some choose full catalog sales, while others opt for partial acquisitions that allow them to retain ownership while accessing upfront capital. In many cases, funds can be transferred within about seven days after agreements are finalized.
The company generally works with catalogs generating at least $5,000 annually in royalties and with at least a year of performance history, although exceptional projects are always considered.
With strong relationships in the United States supporting future acquisitions, Globe Music is positioning itself at the intersection of music, finance, and artist empowerment. Its mission remains consistent: respect the art, support creators, and treat music rights not just as numbers – but as cultural assets with lasting value.
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