Upon joining, users will be classified as a Newbie but will be able to move up the ranks by becoming an Insider, a Master, a Hero and finally a King by contributing to the catalogue in a quality manner. On Musixmatch, any music fan can create an account and start transcribing, verifying and translating lyrics.
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After having raised €14m in venture capital money, the company has developed a backend that allows for a proper payment system.Īnother key aspect of Musixmatch is its focus on community, which helps it to scale and differentiates it from other lyric providers like Genius, which are much more consumer-facing and do not license the data side of things. Musixmatch is not only a content provider, but it also administers and aggregates all royalties on behalf of publishers and songwriters. The music itself is just a play button you press, but lyrics mean the eyes are on the screen.”
It’s not only a feeling but also a context. That song generates some feelings and we remember a song that makes us happy or unhappy. We’re connected to a song because of the words. Musixmatch founder Max Ciociola says, “Words are really powerful because they create a connection to the artist. Plus, as many sites are unlicensed, there is a monetisation opportunity in waiting here. Over the past two decades, the CD booklet has slowly become an anachronism, but high volumes of lyric searches online show there is a need for them to live somewhere.
Hot on the heels of the announcement that Musixmatch will be powering a new integration with Spotify to showcase time-synced lyrics in 26 countries, Music Ally looks at why the platform should be a key item in any artist’s marketing arsenal. It also has direct relationships with over 1m artists who are verified on the platform through their labels, their publishers or even directly. Musixmatch provides licensed lyric features to the likes of Google, Apple Music, Amazon and Instagram, having deals in place with over 10,000 publishers globally.
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