Danal Entertainment is set to revolutionize the music industry by leveraging AI technology to create a new musical ecosystem.
The company announced its ambitious plan to not only utilize AI technology but to create music, support creators, and build a distribution platform, aiming to become architects of the music market rather than mere consumers of technology.
Danal Entertainment is advancing beyond experimentation, actively developing AI-driven composition, arrangement, and vocal synthesis for music production. They are also securing AI music content with commercial potential. A standout feature in development is a 'customized AI music' service that generates music in real-time based on the user's mood or situation, aiming to transform how music is experienced.
The second strategic focus is on creators. Instead of merely selling technology, Danal plans to invest in emerging artists who utilize AI, supporting their debut and activities. The goal is to use AI as a tool to enhance the imagination of creators, not replace them. To this end, they are preparing a joint investment fund with global companies.
Most AI-exclusive streaming platforms face limitations due to copyright issues. Danal is addressing this by developing a dedicated streaming platform for AI music. This platform will be a community-based service where fans can participate in the creative process and freely engage in remixing and covering music.
Hyun Neung-ho, CEO of Danal Entertainment, stated, "We view AI not just as a technology but as a key tool to redesign the entire music industry. By combining AI with emotion analysis technology, we aim to produce high-quality music and establish ethical data standards to set a new benchmark for AI music distribution. Our goal is to position ourselves as ecosystem architects in the new music market, not just participants in the AI music scene."
Looking ahead, Danal Entertainment plans to expand its business to include AI virtual artists, fandom platforms, and a global distribution network to secure leadership in the next-generation music market.
Lee So-jung, Ten Asia Reporter forusojung@tenasia.co.kr