FENIX360, the creator‑first social platform, kicked off its global “Streaming Reimagined” initiative with a series of live music events streamed from New York City, Mumbai and ten other locations. The launch, announced on August 26, highlights the platform’s new partnership with Indian streaming service Gaana, which will embed an in‑app artist feed and expanded monetization tools for creators.
Global showcase and charitable component
Artists from the United States, India, Europe, Asia, Africa and the Caribbean performed in coordinated concerts on August 27, making the event one of the largest simultaneous showcases ever staged by an emerging tech platform. The broadcast also featured a special video and song from three‑time Grammy‑winning composer Ricky Kej. Proceeds from the event will support Teen Cancer America, Creative Visions and Share and Care, underscoring FENIX360’s commitment to charitable giving.
New tools for creators
According to founder, chairman and CEO Allan Klepfisz, the platform was built to address a creative economy where more than 98 % of artists cannot earn a sustainable living. FENIX360’s standalone app now pays artists 70 % or more of all revenue, including advertising, subscriptions, merchandise, tickets, NFTs and private sessions. The partnership with Gaana gives creators access to over 40 million monthly visitors across 20+ regional languages, expanding income opportunities for Indian artists.
Technology and future plans
The platform bundles professional‑grade tools such as custom app and website builders, geo‑targeted fan notifications, unified social‑media management and touring utilities. Six patent‑pending AI systems—AI4AI, GigBooker, Harmony AI, InstApp, TourBooker and RPM—provide an end‑to‑end intelligence layer for creators. Headquartered in Singapore, FENIX360 is preparing a worldwide rollout across Europe, the United Kingdom and the United States, with a NASDAQ listing targeted for 2027.
Artist Trust and ongoing support
On August 31, FENIX360 will launch the FENIX360 Artist Trust, chaired by veteran concert promoter Harvey Goldsmith CBE, to further support artists and charitable causes. The platform already counts more than 7,000 artist ambassadors and aims to reshape the economics of digital music distribution.
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