The service is embedded into compatible devices including computers, tablets and smartphones with an app to follow. Users can download and share music for the lifespan of the boinc-enabled device. Content is delivered ad-free and does not require a subscription.
Payments to artists are rightsholders are based on how often users play tracks.
The company secured $77m (?46.8m) in funding in March this year and described itself as a "brand new, disruptive, digital music service".
The model works by including ...
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