Repertoire built in-house. Delivered release-ready.
ANTIVISION originates its own music IP with a fixed roster of writers, validates it against
real market data, and hands label and publishing partners finished masters — originals and
covers alike.
An edition that writes its own material — and delivers it.
ANTIVISION is a music edition and publisher based in Berlin, and the new name of the
company OSSIA. We build projects in-house: we originate the IP, the concept and the
creative direction rather than buying finished repertoire at a premium.
The repertoire comes from a fixed roster of writers with a proven track record. They are
not external licensors but structured partners inside the system: they bring in ideas and
finished songs, ANTIVISION carries the full cost and production risk, and takes the
repertoire to market through validation and partnerships.
For our partners that means one point of contact, one continuous process from session to
release-ready master — and repertoire that has already passed a market test.
01
Own IP from day one
Concept, topline and production happen in-house. No third-party song acquisitions, no stacked chains of rights.
02
A curated writer network
A fixed roster of producers, topliners and vocalists with over a decade of combined industry experience.
03
Validation before full production
Every idea is tested in the market as a short-form asset before full production and marketing budget is committed.
04
End-to-end under one roof
A&R, production, mixing, mastering and artwork run internally — to industry standard and optimised for every platform.
80M+Streams across the roster
10+Years of industry experience
5Permanent repertoire partners
3Exploitation routes
Producers & Songwriters
The writers behind the repertoire.
Every writer feeds the same repertoire system. Individual focus areas — topline, track, lead
vocal, mix — are assigned per camp and per song and documented in the split sheet before the
session begins. That keeps roles flexible and shares transparent at all times.
Producer
Valentin Bös
A German producer making waves in the electronic dance scene and a core member of the
production teams behind VIZE and Crash Your Sound. Co-writer of the German entry for the
Eurovision Song Contest 2026, “Fire” by Sarah Engels. He co-produced a remix with Alan
Walker, and another of his remixes has become a regular in Robin Schulz’s live sets. A
background in piano and more than a decade on drums shapes his rhythmic instinct and
melodic feel.
VIZE, Niklas Dee, Cascada, Tribbs, Tom Gregory, Sam Feldt, Joris Sava, Aloe Blacc, Lupage, Lumidee, Moguai
Producer · Guitarist
Malte Niehaus
A Berlin-based producer and guitarist whose work blends electronic dance music with the
raw energy of punk rock, classic rock and heavy metal. A keen ear for experimental sound
and a dedicated approach to the craft have earned him a reputation as an exciting,
genre-blending talent.
Genres
Dance, Techno, Rock, EDM, Hard-Techno, Melodic-Techno, Trance, Pop
An independent vocalist and songwriter focused on emotionally driven toplines and dynamic
vocal performances. She has written for labels including Sony Music, Universal, SOAVE,
I Am Hardstyle and STMPD RCRDS, with support from names such as David Guetta, Martin
Garrix and Brennan Heart. Over 30 million streams and 100K+ combined followers. Own
artist project: Clarees.
Timmy Trumpet, Blasterjaxx, One T, Jerome, Sony Music, Universal, STMPD RCRDS
Songwriter · Topliner · Lyricist · Vocalist
Hannes Volz
With a background in indie-pop and folk, Hannes Volz discovered his passion for co-writing
pop and electronic dance music after moving to Berlin in 2019 to study songwriting and
music production. More than 50 million Spotify streams and placements in Spotify
editorials across Germany, Switzerland and Canada. His songs have featured at festivals
such as Lollapalooza; performances include “The Voice of Germany” and Tokio Hotel’s
“SuperDuper Show”.
Genres
Pop, EDM, Indie / Folk, K-Pop · EN / DE
Credits
Stephen Puth, Niklas Dee, BUNT., VIZE, YouNotUs, KAMRAD, M-22, Eden Prince, KC Lights, Moss Kena, Graham Candy
Writer · Artist · Repertoire Partner
Joris Sava
A Berlin-based producer, singer and songwriter — and an artist in his own right. Joris
has built one of the largest creator audiences in German music, with more than two
million TikTok followers and a substantial reach across Instagram and YouTube on top of
that. His vocal collaboration with VIZE, “Ghost Town”, has passed 50 million Spotify
streams. That combination of writing room and direct audience makes him a natural fit
for the short-form validation at the heart of our process.
A selection of credits and collaborations across our writers.
Our approach
Validate first. Then produce.
Conventional release models commit budget long before anyone knows whether a record will
carry in the market. We reverse the order: ideas are generated at volume, tested early
against a real audience, and only what clears the agreed signal moves into full production.
01 — Labs
ANTIVISION LABS
Curated writing camps on a weekly and monthly cycle generate a high volume of ideas, driven by trend signals.
02 — Selection
A proprietary filter
Only the strongest ideas from each cycle are selected — with a specific partner and exploitation route already in mind.
03 — Signal test
Trailer-first validation
Every track is built as a short-form asset and tested in the market. No organic signal means no further spend.
04 — Release
Finish & delivery
Once an asset clears the threshold agreed in advance, we finalise it — mixed, mastered and handed over release-ready.
Volume over single bets
Parallel creative pipelines and short turnaround times raise the number of valid attempts — with controlled downside on each one.
Three exploitation routes
Artist-fronted for long-term brand equity, faceless projects for algorithmic reach, catalogue & sync for revenue beyond the release cycle.
A fair writer structure
In the standard structure the publishing share stays with the writers. Transparent points system, documented splits, reversion of rights if a record is not released.
One team, one decision
No external managers, no stacked approvals, no conflicting incentives — a lean, predictable release process.
Terms, splits and commercial details are discussed confidentially and case by case. The full
business concept is available to prospective partners on request.
Partners
Clear roles. From day one.
We are looking for partners who can build reach — and we supply the repertoire for it. The
division of labour is unambiguous from the start and set out in writing for every project.
We handle
Creation, production, A&R and signal testing, as well as mixing, mastering and artwork —
delivering fully finished, platform-optimised records at volume. Splits and rights are
documented before a session begins.
You handle
Marketing, distribution and paid spend. You decide which validated asset to scale, based on
real market data rather than a blind buy.
Labels
A continuous flow of release-ready masters, pre-validated and optimised for playlist traction.
Publishers
Access to freshly originated IP with cleanly documented splits and an unambiguous chain of rights.
Artists
Repertoire drawn from ongoing camps and tailored to your project and audience — originals and covers.
Writers
Apply to our camps: no cost risk, your publishing stays with you, participation instead of a flat fee.
Sync & brands
Catalogue repertoire that stays exploitable well beyond the release cycle, with a clear clearance position.
Catalogue reactivation
Bespoke camps with labels looking to reposition existing IP and bring it back to market.
Contact
Let’s talk.
Label, publisher, artist or writer — send us a short note about what you are after. We
usually reply within two working days.
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