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🎶 Introducing Cover Verse: The Future of Indie Music! 🎶 💡 Did You Know? 70% of listeners prefer discovering new indie music over mainstream tracks. Indie artists are 3x more likely to gain loyal fans through direct engagement. The global indie

There has to be a way to stop the commoditization and cartelization of music by the top streaming services. A new age service preferably block chain driven that pays all artists on every stream and allows listeners and creators on a direct peer to pe

Why are there songs in Indian movies? Are filmmakers exploiting music industry for commercial gain to boost box office performance? In contrast to Hollywood and many other film industries globally, Indian movies always incorporate songs and dance.

Hey, I have an idea, I just wanted to know the problems of it so I can try to solve those. The music industry in India is very bollywood depended, we need more independent global artists, India has alot of talent. Worldwide if you see, western singe

My startup idea is to collaborate with parody artists to create educational songs that explain subject concepts and help students remember formulas in an enjoyable way. By blending humor and music, the content will cater to different learning styles,

You would have heard of Coachella in the US. Why isn't there a music festival which could bring chunks of the whole country together. According to stats, Indians are spending more on experiences than in the current times. We could have this festival

Hello investors, founders and CEOs I'm Laxmi Kanth, co-founder of Tarana Music Tarana is a content creation, networking and freelancing platform for musicians, which helps music artists to connect, collaborate and create their dream music projects

Hello investors, founders and CEOs I'm Laxmi Kanth, co-founder of Tarana Music Tarana is a content creation, networking and freelancing platform for musicians, which helps music artists to connect, collaborate and create their dream music projects

"Sampling or Stealing? The Legal Beat of Music Copyright" Did you know that using a few seconds of another artist's song in your track could land you in legal hot water? In a landmark case, hip-hop artist Biz Markie faced the music for sampling Gilb

In 2001, 80 million people used this illegal service. They were sued for $100M — then shut down completely. 2 years later, they pulled off the most unexpected pivot in tech history. Here's how Napster went from illegal to industry standard: In 19