Music House

Music House
Founded	1986
Country	United Kingdom
Owner	Independent (1986-1997) EMI (1997-2012) Sony Music Publishing (2012-present)
Key people	Robin Phillips (founder)

Music House is a British production music library founded in 1986 by Robin Phillips. In 1997, it was acquired by EMI Music Publishing and from that time it is considered as KPM's sister label.

Originally, Music House's catalog was divided into five genres with different catalog suffixes - MHA, MHD, MHE, MHI and MHS (Those albums are currently collectively labeled as "Music House Legacy" by Universal Production Music). In late 2003, the company stopped producing new categroy albums and re-launched with the MH New Series (originally referred to as "MusicHouse 2.0" by FirstCom Music and Universal Production Music) dedicated to contemporary music.

Albums

• List of Music House CD/digital albums

Used By

TV Shows

• Aqua Teen Hunger Force
• Cartoon Planet
• Eisenbahn-Romantik
• KaBlam! (used one track for the Henry and June segment in S1 E3 "Comics For Tomorrow Today!")
• The Knock Knock Show
• Microscopic Milton (episodes 1-13)
• MotorWeek (season 13 only)
• Squidbillies

Movies

• Monsters, Inc (2001)

Home Videos

• Tiny Toy Stories
• Little Hardhats
• VeggieTales

TV Networks

• Boomerang
• Cartoon Network (Worldwide)
• Eternal Word Television Network (EWTN)
• National Geographic Channel (CEE)
• NBA Entertainment
• Nickelodeon (Worldwide)
• Rede Manchete
• SBT
• Syfy
• Telewizja Polska
• TNT (EMEA)
• Tooncast

Logos

1986-1999

1999-2003

2003-present

Foreign distributors

• Australia and New Zealand
  • Production Music Services (1988-2003)
  • EMI Production Music Australia / KPM Music (2003-present)
• Bulgaria
  • Animato Music Publishing
• Canada
  • The Music People Ltd. (late 1980's-2011)
  • ole Clear (2011-2015)
  • Associated Production Music (2015-present)
• France
  • L'Illustration Musicale / E. Warner Music (late 1980's-1990's)
  • Kapagama (1990's-December 2015)
  • Montmorency Music Agency (January 2016-March 31, 2025)
  • Extreme Music (April 1, 2025-present)
• Germany
  • Sonoton (until June 30, 2001)
  • Selected Sound / EMI Production Music Germany / KPM Music (July 1, 2001-present)
• Greece
  • Media Music Publishing (until 2009)
  • Musou (2009-2019)
  • Sony/ATV Music Publishing Greece (2020-present)
• Israel
  • Zinko Studios (until June 2004)
  • The Media Men Group (July 2004-2015)
  • Dalia Publishing / Music 972 (2015-present)
• Italy
  • Flippermusic (late 1980's-late 1990's)
  • EMI Production Music / KPM Music (late 1990's-present)
• Japan
  • Sound Library Japan (late 1980's-late 1990's)
  • EMI Music Publishing Japan / Sony Music Publishing Japan (late 1990's-present)
• Mexico:
  • Music & Images (until July 2008)
  • EMI Production Music / KPM Music (August 2008-present)
• Netherlands
  • Music & Images (until 2006)
  • AV Music Publishers / EMI Production Music Netherlands / KPM Music (2006-present)
• Poland
  • Vivart (2001-December 31, 2010)
  • Jaguarec (January 1, 2011-2015)
  • Sony Music Poland (2016-present)
• Portugal
  • Vimúsica (until mid-2000s)
  • EMI Production Music (mid-2000s-2017)
  • Syncsongs Music Publishing (2017-present)
• Russia and CIS
  • SBA Music Publishing / Galarec (until mid-2010's)
  • Prime Time AV Lab Ltd (mid-2010's-present)
• South Africa:
  • Worldwide Music Publishing (until late 2000)
  • EMI Music Publishing South Africa (early 2001-present)
• South Korea
  • EMI Music Publishing South Korea (2002-present)
• Ukraine
  • Comp Music Publishing (until 2014)
  • PC "Worlds music" (2014-present)
• United States
  • FirstCom Music (1987-July 11, 2021)
  • Universal Production Music (July 12, 2021-present)