Radio City and Beatchain Introduce New Platform for Independent Musicians

Radio City, an Indian radio station, has partnered with technology company Beatchain to launch “Muzartdisco,” a new platform aimed at independent musicians. The platform was introduced at the ‘All About Music’ conference in Mumbai on August 6, 2024.

Muzartdisco utilizes Beatchain’s technology to provide tools for music distribution, promotion, and marketing. The platform allows artists to retain rights to their work and offers data insights into music performance through a personal dashboard.

Ashit Kukian, CEO of Radio City, stated that Muzartdisco will offer opportunities for artists to promote their work and track their growth. The platform is part of Radio City’s strategy to expand its digital presence, which the company refers to as “Radigitalization.”

Luke Mendoza, Chief Strategy Officer at Beatchain, mentioned that the platform aims to help identify promising talent and connect artists with industry professionals.

The platform offers several features for participating artists:

  • Potential for radio airplay on Radio City
  • Social media promotion
  • Website features
  • Consideration for Radio City Freedom Awards
  • Access to studio sessions and mentoring
  • Possible collaborations with established artists and producers
  • Professional photo sessions

Muzartdisco also includes a feature called “Fan Builder,” intended to help artists develop their audience.

While the launch of this platform represents a new development in India’s independent music scene, its long-term impact and adoption by artists remain to be seen. The success of Muzartdisco will likely depend on factors such as ease of use, effectiveness of its tools, and the actual opportunities it provides to participating artists.

As the music industry continues to evolve with digital technology, platforms like Muzartdisco reflect ongoing efforts to provide new avenues for independent artists. However, the competitive nature of the music industry means that such platforms face challenges in delivering on their promises and standing out in a crowded market.

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