Neutune, an AI music fair distribution platform, announced that it will participate in the world's largest electronic music event, 'Amsterdam Dance Event (ADE) 2025', held in Amsterdam, the Netherlands from October 22nd to 26th.
ADE is the most influential international event in the electronic music scene, hosting over 1,000 events in over 200 venues across Amsterdam every October, attracting over 2,900 artists and over 400,000 attendees. This year, in particular, marks the 750th anniversary of Amsterdam and the 30th anniversary of ADE, making it even grander than ever.
Through its participation in this ADE, Newtune plans to strengthen its network with global music technology investors and indie labels. Newtune plans to hold face-to-face meetings with global technology investors with deep expertise in electronic music and discuss technology collaborations and licensing partnerships with various indie labels focused on electronic music. In particular, Newtune plans to explore collaborations with key investors with a track record of investing in leading music technology companies, such as Splice and LANDR, and lay the foundation for the global expansion of its AI music technology.
At this event, Neutune will showcase its core product, MixAudio, and its core technology, Neutune Attribution Hub.
MixAudio is an AI-based music creation and editing solution, featuring a music distribution system built on blocks for the AI era. Neutune Attribution Hub is a system that transparently tracks and manages the original copyright information of AI-generated music, offering an innovative solution to copyright attribution, a key challenge facing the music industry in the AI era.
NewTune CEO Jongpil Lee said, “The newly introduced attribution technology will prevent copyright disputes over AI-generated music and create a transparent ecosystem where original creators can receive a fair distribution of profits.” He added, “Through our participation in this ADE, we will expand the global distribution channels for Korean music assets and build a sustainable model for the AI-based music ecosystem.”
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