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Texas Eclipse is a music, arts and emerging technology festival outside of Austin, Texas celebrating an incredibly rare solar eclipse in April 2024. This four day event brings together two worlds: cutting edge Web3 technology and the wonder of ancient, infinite space. Texas Eclipse is built by Unknown Ventures, an Austin-based venture studio with deep roots building companies at the forefront of technological innovation in the live entertainment industry.
<p>Music Meets Video (MMV) is a promotional platform for emerging and established artists to connect to a larger fanbase. We promote user activity and community engagement through cover and original song competitions. </p>
We provide teachers and parents with the materials they need to help their little ones learn basic music theory.
Revolutionizing the way musicians connect, play, learn and earn. Play music live and in sync with others from different locations
ellomix is a music social media app that makes sharing music with friends easier and serves as a platform for artists and fans to connect. The platform enables users to discover new music communities, find people with similar music taste, and stay connected with their favorite artists.
Qwipt is designing GPS trackers that are installed directly into your musical instruments and equipment and the application software that is as simple as using google maps on your mobile device. Law enforcement approved, Qwipt is a device and a mission that looks to protect your gear through the burgeoning IoT sphere in a fun and intuitive manner
Hundreds of artists, celebrities, and teams have relied on Arcivr's platform to deliver unparalleled, in-person VIP experiences. We're now helping them define and support VIP experiences in our newly-virtual world with our newest platform, Arcivr Live.
MEET GRAFLR: WE'RE DEEPENING THE ARTIST-FAN CONNECTION GRAFLR is a simple smartphone app, that artists can use to digitally sign any fan or selfie photo, based on proximity to the artist during live appearances with the option to mint those images into royalty-sharing NFTs. Artists just set up a profile, open the app and then get on with the show. Fans choose to discover artists and when in proximity to an artist have the option to have their photos signed or, to pick up a digital collectible that has been shared by the artist. Fans can collect and then mint their images to NFTs, with royalty sharing built in between the fan and the artist, generating income for the artist for the lifetime of their signed assets.
DoStuff runs 22 local event guides (Do312, DoNYC, DoLA, etc.) and a Ticket Membership that drives 60m event attendees a year. Our local teams make us a trusted part of the local scene, and our tech platform ensures we’re introducing people to the best stuff to do. We cover all events, not just those we’re paid to promote, because that leads to better matches for our users, which leads to more people going out, which leads to happier people and a richer entertainment scene.
There’s a shift happening. We have been accustomed to choosing convenience over quality, especially with audio. Imagine a technology that could change all of that; music so real and so immersive that you’d be able to accurately pick out the exact direction of an instrument in a song or an explosion in an action flick.
JamFeed is a personalized music news feed that keeps you up to date with all your favorite artists bands and festivals.
Upbeat is a music-centric social network that uses an advanced algorithm to calculate taste-in-music match scores between friends, musicians, and influencers.
Flo Music uses internal wifi of today's smartphones to create a "hotspot social playlist", or a Flo, that allows anyone to connect and add music to.
EarBuds is a real-time social music platform that is creating new ways for people to connect and share experiences.
TheWaveVR is a VR platform for people who love music, enabling them to view, host and socialize in live and recorded shows worldwide, anytime, anywhere
Livid Instruments was founded in 2004 by Jay Smith, Travis Redding, and Peter Nyboer. They took their passion for building unique instruments for computer music and helped spark a controller revolution. Today Livid Instruments still manufactures their products in Austin, TX “The live music capital of the world."
Prism is a well funded music tech startup providing a tool the live music industry needs. Our customers love us, we are spreading organically and are preparing to scale. Prism will make a significant positive impact on the worldwide network of concert promoters, artists, agents and fans.
Moniker Guitars builds customizable guitars based on design requests via their website.
With just a webcam and internet access, you can connect with amazing musicians who will not only improve your skills, but also volunteer to mentor youth in foster care long-term – positively and permanently affecting their lives through the power of music.
Mission: To transform lives and communities through exceptional music learning. Vision: To provide students of all backgrounds and abilities access to exceptional music learning experiences through extraordinary faculty, innovative programs and integrated learning technology to create successful outcomes. MacPhail offers the best music education in the region in 35 instruments at 132 different locations throughout the Twin Cities and statewide, serving 16,000 students annually.
