NEXTUNE Introduces Seven New Channels to its Streaming Music Service

REDMOND, Wash., May 10, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- NEXTUNE announces the addition of seven new channels to its current offering of streaming music licensed with ASCAP, BMI, SESAC, SOCAN and GMR for public performance. These new channels join an already expansive list of more than 150 music channels uniquely crafted for business environments such as restaurants, retail stores, healthcare and many other public settings.

"When it comes to music, business needs are more complex. Unlike consumer music streaming where the target is a single individual, businesses need to please dozens of people simultaneously while staying true to their brand identity," explains Natalie DuKane, NEXTUNE Vice President.

NEXTUNE covers a multitude of specific business types with music channels curated to perform within these branded environments. Their patented technology regulates flow and tempo variations of each channel to match the audio experience with the activity of the establishment. Dining may require a more relaxed flow while a sportswear shop wants a more active flow. With their extensive library of channels most businesses will find what they're looking for.

New Retail Channels include "Blue Jean Blues" for the male consumer of denim fashions, and new Hospitality Channels include "Roadhouse Rock", "Thai Dining", "Tropical Flavors", "Cafe Mexico" and "Bar Stool Blues". "Smooth Rhythms" in the Instrumental Channels rounds out the new additions.

NEXTUNE comes as a free download from the Apple App Store. There is no requirement for equipment or installation. Use an iPhone or iPad to immediately access the MUSIC CHANNEL service free for 30 days. After that, a monthly subscription costs $24.99 charged to an Apple Pay account.

For those that don't want to use a mobile device and would rather have a dedicated music player for their business NEXTUNE offers its TOUCH media player. The TOUCH media player can be remotely controlled from a web browser and allows subscribers to schedule programs to play at different times of the day.

SOURCE NexTune