NEWS20 July 2011
UK— Soundout, a tool which collects and analyses consumer feedback on new music releases, has raised $2m in equity funding to support product development.
Radio stations, artists and record labels can tap the service to assess the commercial potential of new tracks. The tool analyses a comparative database of millions of consumer reviews.
Soundout is owned by artist services firm Slicethepie. CEO David Courtier-Dutton said funds raised would be used to help drive the uptake of Soundout’s research across the music industry, having seen “rapid adoption by radio”.
He said: “By testing everything and providing a standardised, crowdsourced research methodology to all players in the music ecosystem we offer everybody cost effective and objective guidance on new music.”
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