Carlin Music Corporation / CMC
International music publishing (holding) company founded in the UK in 1966 by Freddy Bienstock (April 24, 1923 – September 20, 2009) was an American music publisher who built his career in music by being the person responsible for soliciting and selecting songs for Elvis Presley's early albums and films., incorporated in the USA on 25 April 1966. Owned as of January 10, 2018 by Round Hill Music.

Name variations as found on this profile:
- Carlin Music Corp.
- Carlin Music Corp
- Carlin M Corp.
- Carlin Music Corp., London
- Carlin Music Corporation
- Carling Music Corp.
- Carling Music Corp
- Calin Music Corp.
- Charlin Music Corp. [misspelling]

The roots of the company were founded by Freddie Bienstock through the acquisition of Hill & Range UK affiliate Belinda (London) Ltd., which he renamed Carlin Music Corporation after his daughter Caroline (who is now the Chief Executive Officer and President of Carlin America), and established as his UK business.

For his American business he established Hudson Bay Music Inc. in 1972, now known as Carlin America, Inc.

During the 1970’s, "Carlin Music" administered many US catalogues including Walt Disney and Motown’s publishing company "Jobete".

In 1984, Freddy acquired Chappell Music and became its Worldwide President, with Carlin becoming an administered company. After Freddy sold "Chappell" to Time Warner four years later, he restructured Carlin as an independent international publishing organization with Carlin Music as the London-based main office for the company's UK and European operations, and remains to this day (as of 2017) one of the largest independent music publishers in the UK, still owned by the Bienstock family who head the company from their offices in New York.

Formerly associated with Carlin Recorded Music Library Ltd.

Variations: Carlin, Carlin Music, Carlin Music Ltd., Carlin Music Corp. Ltd.