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Entertainment · Music · published 2026-08-25 · via Billboard

Duetti Expands to Nashville With New Music Row Office

Catalog investment firm Duetti has opened a new office at 1604 16th Ave. S in Nashville's Music Row, bringing its A&R, publishing, and marketing teams together. The company has already partnered with over 50 Nashville-based artists and songwriters, with about 30% of those deals in country music. CEO Lior Tibon says the firm is approaching 100 full-time employees worldwide.

Expanded Detail

Duetti's new Nashville headquarters consolidates its A&R, publishing, and marketing operations at 1604 16th Ave. S. The firm reports partnerships with more than 50 local artists and songwriters, with country music representing roughly 30% of those agreements, followed by pop at 29% and folk/Americana and rap at 12% each.

Founded in 2022 by CEO Lior Tibon and COO Christopher Nolte, the company has worked with over 1,100 creators and maintains a playlist network with more than 5 million followers. Duetti recently lowered its threshold for master-side deals to six months, aiming to serve earlier-career artists. The company approaches 100 full-time employees globally.

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This expansion could reshape how independent Nashville artists and songwriters access capital, potentially offering an alternative to traditional label advances or bank financing. By targeting younger catalogs, Duetti may influence how emerging creators value their early work, though artists must weigh long-term rights implications against immediate financial needs. The move could also signal growing investor confidence in country and Americana catalog value.

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