Reach listeners through their mobile providers

Not everyone discovers music through the same apps.

Kuack Media works with mobile operators to build music services for their customers. These services can be offered alongside mobile plans, giving listeners another way to access music.

For artists and labels, this creates a potential route into listening habits beyond the major standalone music platforms.

Extend your reach in Latin America and the Caribbean

Kuack Media grew out of the Latin American and Caribbean markets and develops services around regional audiences.

Its approach combines international catalogues with local musical tastes. This makes it relevant for catalogues looking to expand in these regions, including artists whose music connects with local languages, genres, and communities.

Availability depends on the individual service and the territories covered by your rights.

Make music accessible through flexible subscriptions

How listeners pay for music can affect whether they subscribe at all.

Kuack Media describes partner services that allow customers to pay through their mobile account balance without needing a credit card. Some partners also include music access within selected telecommunications plans.

These options can make licensed music streaming more accessible to customers who prefer mobile billing or bundled services.

Connect with regional music services

Kuack Media lists projects including:

• Movistar Música: A branded music service developed with Telefónica’s Movistar.

• Brisamusic: A music app developed with Brisanet, with a focus on Northeast Brazil.

• Altice Music: A branded streaming service developed with Altice.

• kölbi Música: A music service developed with kölbi for Costa Rican listeners.

These examples show how Kuack’s technology operates behind services listeners recognise by another name.

Delivery to Kuack Media does not guarantee availability on every partner app. Catalogue coverage depends on each service’s licensing, territory, and content requirements.

Support discovery within local music communities

Regional services can reflect musical tastes that are specific to their audiences.

For example, Kuack describes Brisamusic as a service built around Northeast Brazil’s musical culture, including genres such as forró and baião and a mix of established and emerging artists.

For a relevant catalogue, this can offer another context for discovery. Playlist inclusion, campaigns, and artist promotions remain subject to the individual service’s selection process.