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Works

MusicWorks was founded by music producers Christian and Frank Berman (the Berman Brothers) together with investor partner and visionary music producer Ronald Oehl.

Christian and Frank Berman have been active in the international music industry since the mid-1990s, earning more than 80 Gold and Platinum awards worldwide. Their productions have generated multiple Top 10 hits on the official U.S. Billboard charts and featured collaborations with many of the world's most celebrated artists across pop, rock, country, jazz, Latin, and classical music. Today, they are recognized for developing innovative catalogue reimagining projects and creating premium new master recordings in partnership with major labels, publishers, artists, and music investment funds.

Ronald Oehl has been active in the music industry since the 1960s, working alongside legendary figures including Phil Spector and Kenny Young, the songwriter behind classics such as Under the Boardwalk. In partnership with Kenny Young, Ronald produced one of Young's first chart successes, "Please Don't Kiss Me Again" by The Charmettes in 1963. Since then, he has built a distinguished career spanning more than six decades as a producer, entrepreneur, investor, and music industry visionary.

Together, the founders bring more than a century of combined experience in music production, catalogue development, rights management, strategic partnerships, and global marketing, creating innovative projects with many of the world's leading artists, music companies, and entertainment brands.