2021年9月24日

通过本Wodecki 9/24/2021混乱记录,瑞典唱片公司,使用人工智能发现新的艺术家,关闭了6美元资金轮——ABBA成员Agnetha Faltskog新投资者之一。Pophouse企业领导。唱片公司表示,它将使用资金,完善其跨平台talent-identifying算法——分析新音乐像YouTube和Spotify找到潜在的艺术家签名。混乱表示,其算法”艺术家能够反复预测最可能显示快速和追随者爆炸式增长的未来。”“Snafu is focused on using technology as well as our incredible creative team to enable the superstars of tomorrow,” said Ankit Desai, Snafu’s founder and CEO. Take AI chance on me Snafu was founded by Desai in 2019. The company closed a $2.9m seed round last February, which was led by TrueSight Ventures. As part of that previous round, Per Sundin, who signed Avicii and Tove Lo as the CEO of UMG Universal Music Group Nordics, joined the company’s shareholders. Snafu has already signed 45 artists to its platform, including multiple Grammy winner Hit-Boy and Grammy nominees NEVADA and Kosine. Alongside its funding announcement, the record label also unveiled two new platforms – Blurry and Fine.Art (Finance for Artists). Blurry is a songwriting collaboration platform, while Fine.Art is a peer-to-peer financing program for breakout artists. Both are set to launch in the fall. “Both Blurry and Fine Art will make it easier for up-and-coming artists to achieve these goals by connecting songwriters with musicians and providing artist advances,” Desai said. “I’m excited to roll out these tools that leverage Snafu’s music discovery algorithms to help undiscovered talent make an impact in the music industry, and get compensated fairly in the process.” Investment from ABBA’s Agnetha comes a few weeks before the iconic band is set to make a hotly anticipated comeback. Forty years after the band split, the Swedish pop quartet has reunited to launch a new album, dubbed Voyage, out in November. They’re also conducting a new concert experience in London, where digital versions of themselves will appear nightly alongside a 10-piece live band. Related Stories