Universal Music Group licenses songs to AI gaming music service TYGER
Universal Music Group announced a licensing agreement with TYGER, a gaming music service powered by AI. Under the deal, music from UMG's artists and songwriters will be available for TYGER's platform, which uses artificial intelligence to align songs with video game action in real-time. UMG is the first major music label to enter such an arrangement with the service.
Key points
- UMG licenses music catalog to AI gaming service TYGER
- TYGER uses AI to adapt songs to real-time game action
- First major music company partnership for TYGER's platform
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