We last reported on BeatStars back in June,
and since then, the company has seen a good amount of traction. The music production licensing platform has now partnered with leading digital distribution
company INgrooves Fontana, giving songwriters and producers on the platform a
presence on Ingrooves’ Client Console.
This partnership gives INgrooves' label and artist partners
direct access to BeatStars production services and artists.
From inexpensive non-exclusive licenses to complex synchronization licenses, BeatStars has quietly become a go-to hub for recording artists in need of studio quality compositions to record vocals over, as well as for music supervisors seeking the right sound to fit their next TV/Film project. The deal with INgrooves Fontana potentially opens new revenue streams for independent labels to exploit their music catalogs.
“This is a great day for music producers and production content owners, as major music companies begin to take interest in this type of music tech startup,” said INgrooves Fontana founder and CEO, Robb McDaniels (who has also been named to the BeatStars Advisory Board). “The industry lacks a centralized hub for production content owners to exploit master works and inspire collaboration for song creation. BeatStars fills that important niche.”
BeatStars also announced today the launch of their DIY mobile initiative. Content owners are now able to create custom HTML5 Mobile Web Apps, as well as iOS and Android apps to sell, license and distribute content.
Head to BeatStars.com to learn more.
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Hisham Dahud is a Senior Writer for Hypebot.com. Additionally, he is a digital strategist for Fame House and an independent musician. Follow him on Twitter: @HishamDahud







