Modern Works Music Publishing

Modern Works Music Publishing is a boutique music publishing company based in Nashville, Tennessee. The company employs 6 people and generates an annual revenue of $2.5 million. Founded in 2004, Modern Works Music Publishing specializes in administering and licensing musical works for composers and catalog owners. Their catalog encompasses a wide range of musical genres, with a particular focus on those often overlooked by larger music publishing companies, such as jazz, classical, and world music. Highlights include notable songs like Bootsy Collins’ “Flashlight” and “I’d Rather Be with You,” Julie Gold’s “From a Distance,” Herbie Hancock’s “Rockit,” and Skee-Lo’s “I Wish.” Modern Works also manages the extensive Second Floor Music jazz portfolio, featuring renowned standards. Modern Works distinguishes itself by providing personalized attention and diligent administration to each client, ensuring their musical works are effectively cultivated and licensed. The company boasts a global network of sub-publishers, facilitating licensing agreements with major players in the music industry, including record companies, advertising agencies, film and television companies, interactive gaming companies, and online music platforms. For inquiries or licensing information, visit Modern Works Music Publishing's website at modernworksmusicpublishing.com.