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Labor’s plan to make half of Australian vehicles electric by 2030 will require some heavy lifting from small business over the next decade, but for early adopters of the technology, it can’t come soon enough.
"It also features a jukebox where customers can choose cloud-based songs from the playlist of the crowdDJ app. The app can be downloaded to mobile devices allowing diners to check out the store’s playlist, search for songs and then request tracks via the app."
Nightlife has been setting listening trends for 30 years and shows no signs of slowing. Think of Spotify for business. It's the simplest way to explain Nightlife - the quiet achiever of Brisbane's innovation scene that has defied a lifetime of technology changes to enter its 30th year in 2019.
Netball Queensland will be wired for sound announcing a full-court deal with Australia’s leading music technology company, Nightlife Music. Netball Queensland CEO, Catherine Clark, said the partnership will envelop the $44 million Queensland State Netball Centre, the Queensland Firebirds and include other grassroots netball events across the state. “It’s a game changer for our netball …
Nightlife Music, Australia’s largest music technology company, has anchored a major deal with Princess Cruises, for the curation of onboard customised soundtracks onboard multiple ships.
The Gold Coast Titans are already on song for the 2019 season renewing their fan engagement deal with Australia’s leading music-tech company, Nightlife Music. Last season Nightlife’s fan-sourced music app crowdDJ and interactive touch-screen kiosks provided a unique Titans’ playlist for every home game, with the most popular song for the 2018 season...
Swedish pop sensation Robyn is releasing album Honey on Friday October 26. To up the excitement, Australian fans will hear the album first at one of Nightlife Music and Inertia Music’s listening parties on Thursday October 25. These three listening parties run simultaneously at Brisbane’s Wickham Hotel, Sydney’s Beresford and Melbourne’s Village Belle.
Australian fans of Swedish pop performer Robyn who have been waiting eight years for her new solo album Honey. But in a deal between Inertia Music and music tech company Nightlife Music, Australian fans will exclusively hear it in full a day ahead.
Swedish pop queen Robyn is about to drop her first solo album in eight years – and some will get to hear it before release. Apparently a world exclusive, us Aussie fans will be able to hear the album first in full at a series of simultaneous listening parties...
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