Unli FM is an up-and-coming web app gearing for its launch by calling out to Philippine musicians to sign up on their platform.
A startup based in Cebu, the Philippines, it’s spearheaded by founder Jossy Onwude and co-founder Briton Rabe, Unli FM is, they say, “an online platform for streaming and discovering popular music but also acting as a gateway to discovering new Asian and world acts.”
Unli FM wants to make a new approach on how people use music streaming and eliminate record labels – that in turn will make promotion of local music to the world easier.
The startup wants to offer rewards to fans and users by offering free tickets to events, as well as let them connect, hangout, get autographs and possibly have their photos with their favorite artists.
How about a platform that would allow livestreaming concerts on their computer, tablets, or mobile devices? Yes, please! That’s something Unli FM plans to offer in the future.
According to Onwude, there are some investors who are already currently eyeing Unli FM development progress. Once they launch, monetization of their startup will come from platform advertising, promotion of live shows, gigs, programs and music-related events, and on-site purchasing and record licensing.
Unli FM is different from their competitors as their focus is on local artists from the Philippines, and “provide a solution to the regional barrier on platforms like Pandora and Spotify.”
[Screeshot from webgeek.ph]
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