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Playcoin, a platform for on-demand digital credits, vouchers, eGiftcards, and entertainment rewards, has announced a partnership with partnered with interactive music app Smule.
Customers will be able to purchase Smule subscriptions via PlayCoin. This service will be available in Malaysia, Singapore, and Indonesia.
Smule is a singing and karaoke app. Users can choose from over 10 million songs to record audio and video performances with scrolling lyrics, a pitch guide, and professional voice effects. You can choose to sing alone, with friends, with other singers from the Smule community, or even with famous recording artists.
A Smule VIP Subscription membership can be purchased from Playcoin web stores or merchants. The payment method depends on the store platform.
With Smule VIP, users have even more flexibility to sing how they want, with unlimited solos and the ability to create new duets and group performances to encourage collaboration. Smule VIP membership also allows users to tailor audio effects for a personalized sound, customize their user profile, and switch between iOS and Android devices, and with no ads.
Playcoin is a distribution platform in Southeast Asia. It is currently accessed by thousands of retailers across the region to acquire digital goods conveniently, which are then sold to end-users with various payment methods. Playcoin’s platform offers more than 800 products consists of local retail gift cards and entertainment-related gift cards.
Speaking of good music, did you hear at the video game music used for the Olympic 2021 Opening Ceremony.
