We aim to grow the economic pie for artists by expanding revenue streams through both advertising and subscription models, ensuring that creators benefit from their work on our platform.

By empowering creators and focusing on community growth, we have been able to build a passionate audience that actively engages with our content. About 50% of our content comes from the community, which has its challenges, but in the long run, it's scalable and empowering for users to share their stories and ideas.

If you want to generate art in the style of a living artist, our current model won't allow that, but we are exploring a new model where artists can opt in and receive revenue.

I started Venice Music to empower independent artists by allowing them to self-serve, release their own music, own their masters, and manage their royalties without needing a label.

We want to allow talent to focus on creating entertaining content that builds a community around their character and others as we expand.

We have fans all over the world, and we aim to ensure they feel connected, not just as fans but as part of our community.

I believe in empowering artists and giving them the tools to succeed independently, which is why I started Venice Music.

Independent artists are one of the fastest growing sectors in the music industry, yet they remain underserved in terms of technology and services.

Our mission is to unite fans through unforgettable experiences, which requires a deep understanding of their experiences.