Meek Mill, 21 Savage, Lil Baby and Lil Durk To Build Their Own Music Streaming Platform

Meek Mill made the announcement on his Twitter as he was seeking for some Silicon Valley techies to help build the app. The digital streaming app will be designed to support artists whilst building black wealth by donating a percentage of the revenue to the artists who stream their music through the platform.

Meek Mill tweeted: “Me lil baby Durkio tryna get somebody in Silicon Valley to build us our own music platform we can be majority owner in! We will pay!! We need top Silicon Valley steppers please! 21 gone link in too we need some app options we looking for the best platform builders!!!! Tryna get started 2021 (sic)”

The app, yet to be named will not be a competitor to other big streaming services such as Apple, Spotify and Tidal, rather it will work together with the other streaming services to promote the work of the artists.

Victoria Beckham: From Spice Girl to Art Curator

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Stepping on the Competition: Why Steve Madden’s Acquisition of Kurt Geiger Makes Sense

The recent announcement of Steve Madden’s acquisition of Kurt Geiger signals a strategic move in the competitive footwear market. This deal highlights several key motivations driving such acquisitions in the fashion industry: 1. Expanding Market Dominance: By acquiring a key competitor like Kurt Geiger, Steve Madden aims to strengthen its market position. Kurt Geiger boasts […]

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Warner Music Acquires Africori, Deepening its Roots in the African Music Market

Warner Music Group (WMG) has finalized the full acquisition of Africori, a leading African music company specializing in distribution, rights management, and artist development. This strategic move strengthens WMG’s presence in the rapidly growing African music market, building upon existing partnerships with key players like Chocolate City and WCB-Wasafi. “We’ve demonstrated that investing in and […]

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