Jan 11, 2022
In an effort to provide more opportunities for artists to distribute their content, Vydia has partnered with the world's only free premium music service with on-demand offline listening functions, TREBEL Music. The new partnership between the two powerhouse platforms will allow independent creators to engage new audiences and expand their reach in a reimagined way.
'Not just another music service', TREBEL is changing the way music is consumed in the modern music industry as the first licensed music service that delivers on-demand and offline song play at no cost to the user. With a mission to make an exceptional music listening experience available to billions of people worldwide - no matter the socioeconomic status - TREBEL is making its mark in the music scene and garnering support from some of the biggest names in the music industry including David Guetta, Black Eyed Peas, Bebe Rexha, DJ Khaled, Megan Trainor, and several others. TREBEL's ad-supported platform offers users downloading capabilities to listen to music on-demand offline, music discovery with Song ID, and access to millions of high-quality music videos, artist interviews, and live streams, among other features. Free to all users, TREBEL generates revenue from the sale of digital advertising as well as user interactions, brand experiences, and the consumption of virtual goods within the app.
TREBEL's approach to the music industry is aligned with Vydia's vision to empower creators to be more in control of their audio and visual content by providing the tools and infrastructure necessary to stay independent. Jenna Tirico Nilsen, Head of Strategic Partnerships at Vydia, says, "We're excited to be working with TREBEL, a company dedicated to finding innovative ways to offer music to people from around the world."
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TREBEL Music:
TREBEL launched in late 2018 driven by a mission to make an exceptional music listening experience available to billions of people worldwide as the first licensed music service that delivers on-demand and offline song play at no cost to the user - making the most essential paid features of a subscription service available to the largest audience possible, for free.
Vydia:
Vydia is an end-to-end music technology platform and services company that provides labels with the infrastructure and tools to power their business. Vydia's full suite of services offers video and audio supply chain, global distribution, analytics, rights management, royalty payments, detailed revenue reporting, and white label services and is a partner of leading digital service providers such as Spotify, Apple, TikTok, Vevo, YouTube, and Facebook.
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