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SoundCloud acquires AI music-tagging startup Musiio
SoundCloud has acquired Musiio, the Singapore-based startup that has developed a service offering AI-powered analysis and tagging of music catalogues.
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Tuned Global adds Musiio AI-powered tagging to its platform
Musiio emerged in 2018 with technology that used AI to analyse and tag large catalogues of music.
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GMM Grammy launches Plern music streaming app in Thailand
GMM Grammy is a huge deal in Thailand: an entertainment conglomerate that is involved in music (as a rightsholder), film, television, radio and publishing. Now it’s in the music streaming game too.
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Musiio signs BeatStars as a client, tagging 20k tracks a day
AI music analysis startup Musiio has announced its latest client: BeatStars, the beats and samples marketplace.
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Musiio helps Melodie add ‘audio to search other audio’ feature
Musiio is one of the startups we’ve been tracking in recent years, as it develops its technology to scan and tag large catalogues of music. And also search through them […]
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Musiio launches self-service dashboard for AI catalogue-tagging
AI-tagging startup Musiio has launched a new service that will make it easier for music companies to use its technology. It’s called Musiio App, and is aimed at independent labels, production […]
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Music Ally Startup Files: Musiio talks AI-tagging
AI-music analysis startup Musiio has had a good 2019: it recently raised $1M in seed funding, is already working with a slew of clients, and is looking to raise money again in 2020.
Musiio’s technology is a mixture of the advanced (AI that can listen to music) and the pragmatic (efficiently labelling catalogue). Right now, its focus is on two B2B products: the automated tagging of tracks, and smart searching of catalogue, all using their proprietary AI. But the future holds possibilities that may be more end-user-friendly, like smarter playlists, sensing “good” songs, and more human sub-genre search.
Music Ally spoke to Musiio co-founder Hazel Savage, who has years of music-tech experience, having worked for Shazam, UMG, Pandora and Bandlab, before meeting her co-founder and CTO Aron Pettersson whilst part of the Entrepreneur First incubator in Singapore.
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Musiio reveals AI-tagging deal with production-music firm
Startup Musiio has revealed its latest partnership for its AI-powered catalogue-tagging technology. It’s working with production-music firm Overcoast – its eleventh music-industry customer – to help the company analyse its catalogue of […]
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Musiio reveals its first commercial client: Audio Network
We’ve written a few times about music/tech startup Musiio this year: the company uses artificial-intelligence (AI) technology to analyse catalogues of music, for purposes including search, metadata-tagging and playlisting. Now the company […]
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Musiio adds feature to try its AI-powered tagging for free
We’ve written about AI-curation startup Musiio several times this year: its CEO Hazel Savage pitched the company impressively at our NY:LON Connect conference in January as well as at Midemlab in June, raising $1m […]
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Midemlab 2019: music marketing and data/analytics startup pitches
The Midemlab startups contest is taking place at Midem today, and the third category was for marketing and data/analytics startups. The jury for this category included Music Ally’s Paul Brindley; OneRagtime’s Stéphanie Hospital; Warner Music’s Tiago Correia; Q&A’s Suzy Ryoo; France Digitale’s Nicolas Brien; and Soundcharts’ David Weiszfeld.