Last week, BandLab, the Singaporean music platform, announced the acquisition of ReverbNation from its parent company, eMinor.
KAMPALA | LIFESTYLE UGANDA (http://lifestyleuganda.com/) — BandLab, a Singapore-based music production platform, announced last week that it acquired ReverbNation from its parent company, eMinor.
- Last week, BandLab announced it had acquired ReverbNation from eMinor.
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Based in the United States, ReverbNation provides digital distribution and career management to independent artists as well as online marketing tools.
As of 2006, ReverbNation has enabled millions of emerging artists to launch their careers, connecting them to venues, festivals, brands, publishers, labels, and fans.
BandLab, the flagship music-making platform at Singapore-based BandLab Technologies, is used by over 40 million creators, according to the company.
With this acquisition, BandLab hopes to accelerate its artist services capabilities, such as artist-to-fan subscriptions and BandLab Distribution.
According to ReverbNation, artists who have gone through the acquisition will be able to continue using ReverbNation’s services in the near future, and BandLab will be able to seamlessly integrate ReverbNation’s features into its creator capabilities.
The company that owned ReverbNation says it will focus on its other software businesses, including its youth sports platform PlayMetrics.
Other details about the deal are unknown, but BandLab says more information about product roadmaps and future features will be available “in due course”.
In 2019, BandLab Technologies acquired UK media brands NME, a website reporting on British music, film, and culture, and Uncut from TI Media of London.
Anthem Publishing sold its portfolio of music-making media companies to BandLab in 2018. This included MusicTech, MusicTech Focus, The Guitar Magazine, Guitar Classics, www.musictech.net, and www.theguitarmagazine.com.
In 2017, BandLab also acquired the UK-based live video streaming startup Chew.
BandLab Technologies CEO Meng Kuok said: “We are honoured to welcome ReverbNation members to BandLab, Our vision is to support creators worldwide today and in the future. Artist services are a crucial part of our plan, as evidenced by our subscription and distribution offerings.
BandLab Technologies’s CEO Meng Kuok stated: “We are very excited to welcome ReverbNation’s community to BandLab.” BandLab has a clear vision of its role in supporting creators today and in the future, and artist services are an important part of that.
CEO Meng Kuok
Meng Kuok added: “We’ve known ReverbNation for a long time and have great respect for its ability to build a terrific artist services business.”
”We’ve known ReverbNation for many years and deeply respected its ability to build a great business for artists,” added Meng Kuok.
eMinor, Inc. CEO Mike Doernberg explained that when BandLab approached them regarding their thesis for integrating ReverbNation and BandLab, it made perfect sense, particularly for our artists.
Mike Doernberg, CEO of eMinor Inc. added: “When BandLab approached us with their idea for integrating ReverbNation and BandLab, it made perfect sense, especially for our artists, BandLab is a natural fit.”
CEO Mike Doernberg of eMinor, Inc. said: “When BandLab approached us with their proposal to integrate ReverbNation and BandLab, it was a perfect match, especially for our artists.”
CEO Mike Doernberg
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