Myvox launches, allowing artists to clone, protect and monetise their voice
The first AI artist on Myvox is Dahlia, an AI voice model created by Iranian-Dutch artist Sevdaliza
Myvox, a new AI music platform, has officially launched, offering artists the opportunity to clone, protect, license and monetise their own voice.
The platform is a legal alternative to voice-mimicking AI technology and is the first of its kind to allow direct distribution of licensed AI voices to all streaming platforms. The Myvox “Pro” subscription is currently available for $14.99 per month.
The first AI artist on the platform is Dahlia, an AI voice model created by Iranian-Dutch singer-songwriter Sevdaliza. The platform allows creators to transform their vocals into Dahlia’s and release subsequent tracks on all streaming platforms, with 50 percent of royalties going directly to Sevdaliza.
Sevdaliza firstly introduced Dahlia last year via the video for ‘OH MY GOD’, which was initially released as part of the artist’s 2020 album ‘Shabrang’.
Sevdaliza has also been one of the featuring artists on Anyma’a latest album ‘Genesys’. She collaborated with Anyma on the album’s fourth track, ‘Samsara’.
You can try out the beta version of Myvox here and watch the video of ‘OH MY GOD’ below.
