DJs.com To Launch New Mix/Remix Streaming Platform

DJs.com

DJs.com, a new music streaming service focused on offering mix and remix content to consumers, is poised to be the first fully compliant platform DJs can use to clear and share their mixes with the world while ensuring both content owners and consumers remain satisfied. At launch, streaming will be available through the DJs.com web portal and native iOS mobile application.  The new service will be available JANUARY 1st, 2016.

DJs.com will utilize DUBSET’s MIXBANK platform to power their new service, which provides a turn-key registration, identification, rights resolution, and royalty management service to DJs, labels, publishers, and music services. DUBSET is focused on providing the music industry tools that identify and clear copyright protected content. Once a track is cleared for use by its label and publisher, it may be used by DJs in the creation of mixes and remixes that can then be streamed on an authorized music service like DJs.com. This provides complete content control and compliance to the DJ and rights holders while creating important new royalties for the music industry.

DJs.com will position itself as the central hub for artists to share content with their fans, enabling innovative search options, selecting music by artist, genre and venue with the additional capability to seamlessly purchase tickets. There is also a fully integrated social media component providing an outlet for DJs and influential industry members to voice their opinion and directly connect with their fans. For the first time consumers will know they are supporting their favorite artists as DJs earn new income through the DJ revenue share program.

Commented DJs.com President NICK STEINMAN: “We are very excited about our launch. The DJ community is in search of a reliable platform where they do not have to worry about their content being taken down. We believe we have developed their new home. By utilizing MIXBANK, we will be able to deliver incredible volumes of great new content along with the hundreds of thousands of mixes already registered by the world’s top DJs.”

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