Cat Music

Cat Music is a leading record label in Romania, housing successful artists like Smiley, Feli, Ruby, MIRA, Lidia Buble, Elena Gheorghe, and JO, with a historical portfolio including iconic bands such as Andre, BUG Mafia, La Familia, O-Zone, N&D, Class, Ro-Mania, and Valahia. In 2019, Cat Music set a new milestone for the local music industry by surpassing 6 million subscribers on YouTube, solidifying its position as the largest YouTube channel in Romania and outperforming numerous channels across Eastern Europe. The label's artists have achieved remarkable records, including O-Zone's international chart-topping success, selling 5 million units (1 million in Japan), and Cleopatra Stratan, who earned six awards from the Guinness World Book of Records, notably for being the youngest artist to have a national hit as well as the highest-paid young artist. Cat Music has produced hit songs such as "Dalinda" by Alex Mica, "Stereo Love" by Edward Maya & Vika Jigulina, "Amor" by Kamelia, and "The Violin Song" by Monoir & Osaka feat. Brianna, which have transcended borders and gained popularity in countries like Greece, Bulgaria, Turkey, Russia, Italy, Germany, and Spain. Additionally, according to socialblade.com, the record label's YouTube channel ranks 172nd in the global music channel list, surpassing renowned artists like Beyonce, Ariana Grande, Ellie Goulding, and Dua Lipa in subscriber count. Founded in 1991, Cat Music continues to shape the Romanian music landscape, demonstrating potential for further growth and international expansion.