Splice: Raises $55M in Funding

  • Splice, a New York-based provider of an AI-powered beat-making software platform for music producers, raised $55m in funding.
  • Backers included Goldman Sachs and MUSIC, a joint venture between music executive Matt Pincus and Liontree
  • In addition to the funding, Kakul Srivastava, the vice president of Adobe Creative Cloud Experience and Engagement, joined Splice’s board
  • The company intends to use the funds to continue to expand operations and its business reach
  • Splice provides Splice Studio, which allows producers to collaborate with friends around the world while also backing up their music projects using free and unlimited storage
  • The financing follows the 2020 acquisitions ot music technology companies Audiaire and Superpowered
Steve Sam
Steve Sam
Steve Sam is a financial reporter, analyst, and commentator with a strong focus on banking technology, digital payments, and the future of financial services.

You May Also Like

Swedish Court Delays Judgment in Klarna’s Antitrust Case Against Google

The court's decision is crucial for Klarna's operations in the competitive market.Highlights: Swedish court delays decision on Klarna's...

Morgan Stanley Launches Bitcoin ETF, Expanding Crypto Offerings

The investment firm broadens its reach into the cryptocurrency market.Highlights: Morgan Stanley launches a Bitcoin ETF to enhance...

HSBC Strengthens Position with Hong Kong Stablecoin Issuer License

The banking giant aims to support digital asset initiatives in the region.Highlights: HSBC receives a stablecoin issuer license...

US Treasury Secretary Warns Banks About Anthropic’s New AI Model

Treasury Secretary highlights risks AI poses to financial stability.Highlights: US Treasury Secretary warns banks about the risks of...