Nightlife and Spotify Make Music Together For A Virtual Jukebox
After a successful trial in over 600 venues, music technology leader Nightlife Music has joined forces with global streaming giant Spotify to create crowdDJ.
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After a successful trial in over 600 venues, music technology leader Nightlife Music has joined forces with global streaming giant Spotify to create crowdDJ.
There was once a time where a night well spent was one crowded around a jukebox. Now, fast forward to 2016 and into your go-to public spaces. A virtual jukebox is making what its creators are calling a revolutionary comeback.
Global music streaming giant Spotify has signed a new partnership with Australian background music specialist Nightlife Music to offer an innovative product that could transform the way music is enjoyed in public spaces.
Your Spotify playlist is pretty awesome, right? So why not do what the best music fans do and push your music tastes onto everyone else?
A new venture between an Australian company and music giant Spotify allows users to turn their phone into a jukebox and stream songs direct to the sound system of a bar, gym or cafe.
A Brisbane-based company specialising in background music has signed a deal with global streaming giant Spotify, which it says could revolutionise the way music is consumed in public spaces.
For the first time ever festival-goers were able to play their Spotify; songs in a public performance setting – showing the power of crowdDJ as an engagement tool. Q Music, the organisers of BIGSOUND16 Festival also benefited from crowdDJ by keeping the recorded music between bands on-brand and licensed.
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