DreamBeat Korea expanded into the publishing business with the musical works of M&F's Sung-Woo Cho, one of the top film music composers in Korea.  DreamBeat Korea has taken charge of all of Cho's original soundtracks including, <Take Care of My Cat>, <One Fine Spring Day>, <Say Yes>, <Last Present>, <I Wish I Had a Wife, Too>, and <Asako in Ruby Shoes>.  One of Cho's works, <Last Present>, the theme song of the film, <Last Present>, became a media sensation when the internationally renowned New Age band, Secret Garden, performed the song and included it in their first Title, <Dreamcatcher>  in December 2001.  <Dreamcatcher> was released and distributed throughout the United States, resulting in copyright royalties being paid to DreamBeat Korea for the soundtrack, <Last Present>.  DreamBeat Korea is the first Korean publishing company to collect copyright royalties from the United States for a pop genre Title.

To further secure its position in music publishing in Korea, DreamBeat Korea also entered into a partnership agreement with HoriPro, Japan's preeminent entertainment management and music publishing company.  DreamBeat Korea will manage HoriPro's copyright administration in Korea.  Currently, HoriPro controls approximately 4,000 Japanese catalog Titles and 10,000 American catalog Titles.