AI music marketing startup SymphonyOS has gained strong momentum in recent months, increasing $1 million in pre-seed funding and conclude agreements with distributors Baby CD And United Masters. He now has another partnership in the bag, with Downtown Artist & Label Services.
Downtown has been testing the SymphonyOS suite of tools with artists like Hunter Hayes, Mehro and Ryan Nealon, but is now turning that into a formal partnership to offer them to its entire roster at a discounted price. Downtown said the tests went well: Nealon nearly doubled its audience around the release of one song, while a campaign for Mehro’s song “ketamine” reached 784,000 people.
As music creation tools grab headlines around AI and music, SymphonyOS is part of the industry exploring what AI can do for marketing, fan base tracking and targeting pre-backups and website creation.
Tools: platforms to help you reach new audiences
Tools :: Cresqa
Cresqa presents itself as “your personal content strategy assistant”.
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