In addition, users can create music libraries and playlists of songs shared by their contacts, as well as search for specific songs that they just have to hear. And, as long as those sites grow, and for the meantime they continue to, so does the Music Messenger music library, which is updated on a constant basis. The way it works is that the company taps into open source sites like YouTube, SoundCloud, Yahoo and Baidu, giving them the ability to aggregate a music library of several hundred millions of songs in any language and from many regions. Even better, and unlike a number of other music platforms, Music Messenger is fully compliant with copyright laws since the app doesn’t actually host original content. Music Messenger’s platform is ‘music’ to big industry ears because it succeeds in wrapping all steps typically required to send and receive music into one simple package. One month later, on September 25, 2014, the company was launched. That’s when we really knew we had a company.” Within days, the company had over 16 investors on board, all renowned figures of the music industry, raising $5 million from strategic investors at a company valuation of $25 million in just eight weeks. “He got on the phone, asked how he could get involved, and jumped on a plane to Israel within 48 hours. “Gee was one of the first to show interest. It didn’t take long for the app to reach music moguls across the globe. SEE ALSO: Will Israeli App Loudlee Become Music ‘Pinterest’? We wanted to create a messaging platform that would make sharing music easy.” Spotify is not available across all countries and their libraries can be limited. Strauss explains, “With the iPhone, it is very difficult to send music from one person to another. This led them to identify a key feature missing in existing technologies, namely the ability to share your favorite music with your friends in an easy-to-access message (and not over social networks with platforms like SoundCloud). Kobo, Shai Azran and Uzi Refaeli, Music Messenger began as a way for the friends to share music amongst themselves. Based in Israel and developed by David Strauss, O.D.
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