Meet The Seven Music Startups That Were Featured At Canadian Music Week
Summary
While that one company may have been crowned the winner, all of the startups chosen to present and compete have very interesting ideas about how to solve some of the more complex and specific issues facing the music industry today. Just when a group of producers and songwriters feel like they have it all figured out, one track that was supposed to be huge flops, while another tune that nobody expected to do anything becomes the biggest hit of the year. This Irish startup aims to make producing high-quality music much more affordable and convenient for musicians at all points in their careers, though the deals likely appeal to those just starting out most of all. From backup vocalists to session musicians and even all manner of mixing and mastering services, everything necessary to create a finished piece of art is available on the site, and for fairly reasonable prices. Instead of going for mass adoption like Spotify, the company is attempting to appeal to younger generations (tweens and the like), promising them a free music experience that still benefits the artists they already love and the ones theyll discover on the platform.