Sber has developed an app for musicians called Studio. In it, performers will be able to create audio rooms with listeners, conduct interactions, present and promote their tracks. The service has already appeared in the Google Play and AppStore stores, but so far it works only in test mode. It can be used by special invitation “several dozen artists and members of their teams.”
According to Sberbank, users will be able to view news from the field of music, analytics on listening in SberSvuk, create chats and share contacts. In addition, the application will allow:
create sound rooms with listeners, record sound messages for them and conduct interactions;
look for a contractor or service provider based on recommendations from other artists and get an additional discount; present and promote your own tracks; participate in acceleration programs and receive grants; study educational content and receive invitations to educational events.
Studio has already been uploaded to Google Play and App Store. Sberbank explained that so far only “several dozen artists and members of their teams,” who have received a special invitation, have access to the application. All users will be able to try Studio in the fall, the company added.
In April, Sberbank announced the purchase of the Muzlab music streaming service. It was decided to integrate it into SberSvuk and the ecosystem so that the business associated with Muzlab had legal access to playing music at their points. The amount of the transaction was not disclosed, but experts estimated it at one or two annual turnover of the company, that is, at 31–62 million rubles.
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