PRESS RELEASE: Local Mum creates a music collaboration startup to help musicians adapt to an uncertain future

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15-02-2021

Headlines:

COVID Boom – How a busy Mum used lockdown to create a music app startup

Who needs a garage? Local app startup aims to connect musicians from around the world

Starting with a bang! Get a chance to win $250,000 by uploading a piece of music to local music app startup

Local Mum creates a music collaboration startup to help musicians adapt to an uncertain future

Story:

Kingscliff NSW.

Jessica Smythe has spent lockdown working on a music collaboration startup to help musicians adapt to an uncertain future.

Imagine a virtual garage band where your drummer may be in London, your bass player in Brazil and your drummer in South Africa.

General About (from app listing):

Make music with anyone from anywhere. The ultimate music collaboration app!

Sound House Music is a platform which allows musicians from anywhere in the world to find each other and collaborate in a song focused format.

To inspire global creativity we are introducing musicians to each other at massive scale. We want to keep the music community connected in these crazy times. So jump on and give it a go.

The Competition:

Upload a piece of original music to the Sound House collaboration platform for the chance to win $250,000!

Entries close on the 16/04/2021

Find out more information on the website – https://soundhousemusic.com/songcomp/

Media Contacts:

Name: Jessica SmytheCompany: Sound House MusicEmail: [email protected]Phone: 0477868757

Attachments:

February 15, 2021/by Reland Pigte

About Sound House Music

Sound House Music is a collaborative platform (app) which allows musicians all over the world to find and connect with each other to make music.

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