New music service MyMusic.com.ng to launch next month
Will you pay N30 for a song with your phone credit? A group of young guys are
starting a new music service called MyMusic.com.ng.
Their idea is to offer a large
collection of Nigerian music, both oldies and new school, on their
mobile app /websites, price themat N30 per track, and allow people to
pay for them with
their phone credit. Founded by three friends, Tola, Damola and Dolapo
who met
in Babcock University years back, they say nobody has yet been able to
solve
the problem of digital music distribution in Nigeria. Continue...
According to Damola, though
people who have the drive to steal music will continue to do so, their goal is
to make stealing music more trouble than it’s worth by making digital music easy
to find, purchase and reasonably priced. He believes the vast majority of
people will choose to buy rather than steal.
Meanwhile, Nigeria has over 110m
phone users and about 48m Internet subscribers. Their phone billing works in 80
countries including the UK, USA and Canada and their website also accepts
credit card payments
Damola says, “The startup environment in Lagos is buzzing
at the moment. The world needs to come here and see what people are doing.
People are proffering solutions to various problems ubiquitously and I am sure
that startups will be the next economic giants in Nigeria in the nearest
future. The population is massive and this is just the beginning.Upcoming entrepreneurs
should know that the only thing standing between them and their goal is the
story they keep telling themselves as to why they can’t achieve it. ”
Can this reduce piracy in the
music industry?
Watch their CNN feature here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkZmO7Yl5Qs
Watch their CNN feature here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkZmO7Yl5Qs
You can pre-register for a free account at: www.mymusic.com.ng
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