Bronzeformat raises £1m in pre-seed funding from Disclosure and other backers to develop audio tools
The pre-seed round was backed by investors including Disclosure, Arca and Jimmy Napes.
Bronzeformat builds creator-led audio technology tools that enable artists to train models on their own intellectual property. Its sound format allows music to be released as generative, interactive or personalised experiences.
Bronzeformat has secured £1m in a pre-seed funding round backed by investors including Disclosure, Arca, Jimmy Napes, DAO Jones, Method Music and September Management. The capital supports the audio technology start-up as it prepares for a seed round and a beta launch in 2024.
The London-based company has recently collaborated with creative entities such as A24 Films, MoMA, Richie Hawtin and electronic music duo Disclosure. Its technology allows artists to train models on their own intellectual property to produce contextual audio experiences.
The business was founded by record producer Lex Dromgoole and songwriter and composer Gwilym Gold. More than a thousand artists are currently on the waiting list for its forthcoming music creation tool.
From the founder
"Many companies are currently training models on unlicensed music – instead, we are developing intuitive and code-free ways for creators to train on their own IP to produce personalised, contextually aware models that are unique to them"
Lex Dromgoole
Founder at Bronzeformat
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Bronzeformat
Bronzeformat develops creator-led audio technology and AI-assisted music tools.