NEW YORK (CelebrityAccess) – Tunespotter, the go-to platform for music moment searches and fan engagement within film, music, and pop culture, has acquired WhatSong.com, a dynamic search engine known for its extensive collection of movie, TV show soundtracks, and playlists.
The consumption of music-related content is booming, paralleling the surge in film, TV, and video viewing. Millions of TV and movie fans globally seek out music moments every month. Tunespotter’s acquisition of WhatSong.com aims to cater to this growing demand by merging the strengths of two top music search platforms. This integration allows users to see, hear, and learn more about their favorite TV or movie music moments in one user-friendly place.
Joel Klaiman, CEO of Tunespotter, highlighted the strategic fit between the two companies, stating, “Tunespotter will uniquely occupy the market as the sole audio and video database enabling sync search and discovery across films, TV, commercials, gaming, and more. By acquiring WhatSong.com, a premier resource for identifying songs from movies and shows, we’ve instantly enhanced our licensed content funnel, improving the user discovery experience.”
Tom Andrew, Founder of WhatSong.com, expressed his enthusiasm about the acquisition: “I’m thrilled about Tunespotter acquiring WhatSong.com. It’s a perfect synergy at a critical time when search and discovery markets are expanding. The database we’ve built offers Tunespotter an immediate aggregation and audience. Their ability to enrich the user journey with their visual tools and social app capabilities expands our reach and consolidates our strengths, providing consumers with a more rewarding, long-term engagement. This partnership will finally allow WhatSong.com to reach its full potential.”
Additionally, while leading Tunespotter via ASCEND4M Media, Klaiman oversees the ASCEND4M Music label, Media, Marketing, and Management Company, a global music and entertainment marketing consulting agency.
