Oct 3 - Savannah’s Music Intelligence Solutions Adds ‘SonicSeeds’ Selection Facilitator

Last Updated on Monday, 03 October 2011 04:24 Written by Lou Phelps Monday, 03 October 2011 04:22

SBJ Staff Report

Oct 3, 2011 – Savannah-based Music Intelligence Solutions is working to change the way people listen to and discover new music, and has launched SonicSeeds, a new online streaming service that will provide music lovers with relevant recommendations for their individual music taste.

The company, with offices at 208 East Broughton Street, launched the new service last week to aid customers in choosing their music preferences and expose listeners to new artists.

The company begun an extensive online and social media marketing strategy to build its new brand.

SonicSeeds provides 8.5 million available songs – more than any other streaming service – which therefore requires a new way to help customers discover new music due to the size of the extensive library.

Users can customize their stations, inputting multiple songs and artists, browse history and purchase songs on the spot. And best of all, the service is free, according to Andrea Dennis of Vantage Communications, overseeing the public relations for the product.

While other Internet radio services recommend songs based on what other people like, purchase history, or how other musicians classify them, SonicSeeds’ goal is to do it differently. Its automated technology makes recommendations based on the sound similarities of music. “The result? A more relevant and customized listening experience,” explains Dennis.

The company has received national attention for its cutting-edge technology in the music industry. “Our Hit Song Science® technology provides artists with an immediate analysis for their music and has been called ‘a step forward that’s bringing a new level of sophistication and insight to branding and sound’ by Reuters.com. Atlantic Magazine lists us as one of the top five most important trends for the future of the music industry, and The New York Times Magazine previously included us in their ‘Year in Ideas: Bright Notions, Bold Inventions’ issue,” according to the company.

David Meredith of Savannah is President and CEO of Music Intelligence Solutions, Inc.