With a market share that ranks within the Top 10 in music publishing and having garnered more than 20 ASCAP & BMI awards, ArtHouse Entertainment is a leading music publisher, management company, production company, and record label that represents a diverse roster of songwriters, producers and artists.

Founded by long-time publisher/manager/attorney/executive Stephen Finfer and hitmaker/A&R executive/American Idol judge Kara DioGuardi, ArtHouse Entertainment has spawned songs released on over 150 million hit records across multiple genres, including B.o.B's Billboard #1 "Nothin' On You", Carrie Underwood's "Undo It", Cobra Starship's "Good Girls Go Bad", Travie McCoy's "Billionaire", P!nk's "Sober", Celine Dion's "Taking Chances", and Iyaz's "Replay", to name a few. With a roster that includes includes several of the industry's top hitmakers, including Kara DioGuardi, Mike Elizondo, Mitch Allan, KC Livingston, Iyaz, and many others, Arthouse songs are consistently represented at the top of sales charts around the world.

ArtHouse Founder/COO Stephen Finfer has seen success in many aspects of the industry. While operating his own law firm and management company, Mr. Finfer represented Dr. Dre/Death Row Records, Master P/No Limit Records, Capitol Records, Priority Records, House of Pain/Everlast, and Fleetwood Mac. Mr. Finfer also spent several years at Capitol/EMI music before being appointed General Manager of MCA Music Publishing in charge of East Coast operations. Thereafter, he served as Senior Director of Creative Affairs at Famous Music Publishing and was appointed General Manager of TVT Music, Inc., where he signed writers/producers Scott Storch and Li'l Jon.

Mr. Finfer's experience and success have carried over to ArtHouse Entertainment. To date, the ArtHouse catalogue has been featured in major campaigns nation-wide, including brands such as Chrysler, Pepsi, Elizabeth Arden, Dell, Doritos, Candies and Bally’s. Arthouse songs have also been licensed in film and television productions, for studios such as Disney, Warner Bros Pictures, 20th Century Fox, Universal Pictures, Sony Pictures, New Line Cinemas, Paramount Pictures, and Lions Gate Entertainment; as well as NBC, ABC, CBS, MTV, VH1, BET, HBO, Lifetime, Bravo and the CW.