Invest in the Future of Music

Few industries have changed more in the past decade than the $95 billion global music ecosystem.

And where there’s change, there’s opportunity.

Streaming platforms solved a problem by making music more accessible. But they created a problem too. These tech giant middlemen pushed the artists themselves further away from their fans — not to mention potential revenue streams.

Musicians used to make most of their money on music sales. But today, a whopping 86% of songs on Spotify don’t make enough to buy one cup of coffee.

A cutting-edge company and laser-focused CEO, John Kohl, is aiming to change this. TuneGO is a patented technology platform that amplifies the power of connection in the music industry.

Much like a loyalty program, TuneGO encourages fans to be fans, rewarding them for celebrating and supporting their favorite artists. Fans can unlock exclusive tracks, early access to new releases, and even private concerts or meet and greets, simply by doing what they already love to do.

TuneGO rewards superfans of superstars — and it rewards its own biggest supporters as well. It has already raised $26 million from its growing investor community, and provides them with exclusive perks in return, including preferred shares, priority access to company growth opportunities, and other shareholder benefits.

You could join in.

Not everyone dreams of becoming a global music icon. Some of us just dream of being good old-fashioned venture capitalists, discovering the next big thing, and getting in on the ground floor.

Dreams come true on TuneGO.

Start your investment process today and join the revolution transforming the future of music.

And if you want to hear the pitch directly from John himself, it’s easy as 1-2-3. Hit the button below, click “schedule a zoom with the CEO”, fill out the form and you’re all set. John is awesome. We think you’ll enjoy his take on the industry and how TuneGO is poised to solve major problem in a massive market.

Don’t wait, hit the button below to schedule your 1-on-1 call.

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