Multiverse Music is a boutique music publisher and label house founded by James Ginzburg in 2004, with a focus on experimental, electronic and modern classical music. Originally established to showcase the work of contemporary electronic artists from Bristol, UK the company has recently relocated to Berlin, Germany.
Current labels housed by Multiverse include James Ginzburg’s Subtext and Jennifer Allan’s reissue label Arc Light. Most notable projects overseen by Multiverse include scores for feature films (such as Roly Porter’s original score for “In Fear” and numerous Hollywood film trailers), emptyset’s Tate Modern commissioned installation "Trawsfynydd” and the modern classical output of Subtext label (most recent releases being Études by Yair Elazar Glotman and Continuum by Paul Jebanasam).
Company Details
- Employees
- 5
- Founded
- -
- Address
- 10 Park Street, Bristol,england,united Kingdom
- Industry
- Book And Periodical Publishing
- NAICS
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Publishing Industries (except Internet)Newspaper, Periodical, Book, and Directory PublishersDirectory and Mailing List PublishersOther PublishersGreeting Card PublishersAll Other Publishers
- Website
- https://multiverse-music.com
- HQ
- Bristol, England
Multiverse Music Questions
Multiverse Music's website is https://multiverse-music.com
Multiverse Music's LinkedIn profile is https://uk.linkedin.com/company/multiverse-music
Multiverse Music has
5 employees.
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employees at Multiverse Music.
Multiverse Music's industry is
Book and Periodical Publishing
Multiverse Music's top competitors are
Northern Songs Entertainment, Ltd.,
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Mcave Entertainment,
Takeover Entertainment (Tkvr Ent),
Joranalogue Audio Design,
Golden Lantern Entertainment,
Agueiro,
Noton,
Fennel & Twine Limited,
Last Sonic Frontier.
Multiverse Music's categories are Book and Periodical Publishing
Multiverse Music's founding year is 2004
