The latest music technology news: Revealer And Even have announced a partnership to help artists connect with their fans and monetize music.
The partnership provides artists with direct access to EVEN’s suite of tools, giving them a seamless way to connect with fans and drive revenue. Artists can sign up to EVEN through Revelator’s marketplace.
• CLVR has introduced the KLVR Charger Pro, a solution that helps avoid the excessive use of disposable batteries in live music performances.
Single-use batteries pose a significant environmental and cost problem. In Norway alone, over a million of them are used annually in professional music production and performances (Kulturrum report). Sonic Citya medium-sized Norwegian manufacturing company, estimates that it consumes 20,000 batteries annually.
• Song hunt, MyPart’s AI-powered song search and playlist platform has introduced a unique feature that allows users to quickly create personalized playlists based on images and videos.
Whether it’s a snapshot of a beautiful sunset during your last road trip, a dance clip from a not-so-memorable night at the club, or a scene from a brand’s next commercial, Songhunt can analyze the image you input and suggest playlists that capture its essence.
“Songhunt’s new visual-to-song features are in line with our mission to make music discovery more immersive, fun and intuitive – far beyond what streaming platforms and search engines currently offer,” said Matan Kallnescher, CEO of MyPart. “Music and lyrics are powerful cultural forces that reflect and shape our thoughts, feelings and actions. On Songhunt, with just a photo or video in hand, you can create the perfect soundtrack for any moment or mood, without having to put your intention into words.
Bruce Houghton
