It
was a thrilling moment at the Ericsson stand during the 2013 Consumer
Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas as Ericsson and super DJ and producer Avicii
teamed up to create the world’s first crowd-sourced hit song.
This
initiative began with a call-to-action which enables fans to contribute sounds
starting January 9, 2013.
DigitalSENSE
Business News gathered that case study shows music industry in forefront of new
business models and collaborative environment in the networked society.
Ericsson
therefore collaborated with world-famous DJ and producer Avicii to show how the
Networked Society enables innovation and business transformation.
The
Networked Society is Ericsson’s description of a world where real-time
connectivity between people, places and things enables new ways of doing
business and accessing entertainment.
Also,
the entertainment industry was reported to be a proven success in embracing new
models, beginning with digital distribution.
According
to sources at Ericsson, this project is a prime example that now takes a
further step into creation and production, hence, Ericsson will use this project
as a proof point in conversations with other industries.
Avicii
is a young, progressive artist who has already tested new ground in ways of
working and creating music. Even as his fan base grew from nothing to tens of
millions on social media alone, with his two recent hit singles on label
Universal Music Sweden.
He
was recently ranked as the second-most influential under-30 person in music by Forbes magazine.
“The
project begins with asking Avicii’s fans and producers from all over the world
to contribute sound files over the internet. The ‘Avicii x You’ project
launches globally January 9. Avicii will act as executive producer, curating content
like the bassline, effects, melody, rhythms, and vocals from contributors. He
will then create the world’s first “crowdsourced” hit song, with a release date
February 26, 2013,” according to Forbes.
Additionally,
Avicii was quoted as saying “I am thrilled to ask my fans to be part of my
creative process. We’re taking music production and distribution – and
probably performance – to the next level.”
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