Streaming Solution OohYah Supercharges and Monetizes Artists’ Careers
Nashville, TN – Streaming solution, OohYah is pleased to announce the launch of its platform designed to supercharge and monetize artists’ careers.
The platform is specifically designed for musicians in any stage of their career, from unsigned independent artists to established superstars. It provides artists with a convenient and hassle-free way to generate additional income every month, while being in complete control of the process.
Brady Seals, formerly of Little Texas and had a solo career with a few singles on Warner Brothers, is now an independent artist. “The truth is, most streaming platforms don’t pay artists fairly,” says Seals. “OohYah offers a way to let my fans subscribe directly to me.”
According to Seals, the OohYah platform is completely different to other traditional streaming services:
“OohYah puts artists like myself in the driver’s seat and lets you monetize your fan base with ease,” states Seals. “OohYah all about bringing value to music and the artists who create it.”
To get started as an artist on OohYah is highly straightforward through a streamlined process:
Step 1 – Artists sign up on the platform.
Step 2 – Fans join for free and subscribe to artists.
Step 3 – Fans gain access to an artist’s music, once they agree to pay a monthly price that the artist sets.
Step 4 – The artist pays OohYah a very small fee, taking the vast majority of the payment for themselves.
OohYah is designed to help launch or nurture the careers of any artist. The company’s subscription model is the friendliest option on the market, with the ability for true fans to give their hard earned money to the artist, rather than the platform itself.
This formula, in turn, enables artists to enjoy a return on their investment that pays out each and every month.
For more information about OohYah, or to sign up as an artist, please visit https://oohyah.com
Contact Information
contact@oohyah.com
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Travis Allen
615 412 9668
Oliver Soerup and Stephan Weber going through their very special short trip to Led Zeppelin's famous song Kashmir.
A mini interview with Stephan Weber:
Where are you from? I am living in Heidelberg, Germany. Have you ever been here?
Describe your sound: In 'Short Trip To Kashmir' we mainly stick to an acoustic sound and cautious use of effects.
Tell us about your latest track: 'Short Trip To Kashmir' is an acoustic sounding intense deep dive into Led Zeppelin's famous song Kashmir. It's about the whole idea of life being an adventure and being a series of illuminated moments. Oliver Soerup played guitars, bass and percussion. I sang and played the bag-pipe-like keyboards.
Who inspires you? I guess there's no special person who inspires me and more, at least my sources of inspiration are not restricted to persons at all. There's so much if you just open your eyes, ears and mind.
Where do you see your career in 5 years? I'll hopefully write and record a lot of new songs after my last tour then.
Where can we check out your sounds? https://soundcloud.com/stephan_weber, https://open.spotify.com/artist/5U6DX5fs6HwQZResB0YQ1c
Tell us something about yourself that the people need to know: If somebody wants to know something about me he/she should not hesitate to ask.
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