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Tim Hardin Song Catalog Acquired by Raleigh Music Publishing & ICM Crescendo

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The deal for the "If I Were a Carpenter" singer-songwriter's works marks the companies’ first acquisition since forming a joint venture.

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Tim Hardin Song Catalog Acquired by Raleigh Music Publishing & ICM Crescendo
Chris Eggertsen · 11/5/2026, 10:49:50 PM
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