Wubble.ai co-founders Anand Roy (CEO) and Shaad Sufi (CPO)
Antler has invested in Wubble.ai, a Singaporean startup that has developed an enterprise-grade AI solution for creating royalty-free, personalised music.
Today, acquiring music for commercial use is an expensive and complex process, often entangled in legal red tape and offering limited flexibility.
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Founded by Anand Roy and Shaad Sufi, Wubble.ai allows large and small businesses to generate music customised to their content in seconds at a fraction of the current costs, bypassing the traditional hurdles associated with commercial music licensing.
Wubble.ai’s technology has many potential applications, including marketing and social media videos, retail soundscapes, dynamic gaming soundtracks, training videos, and more.
“Commercial music licensing is an archaic, outdated process that has been screaming for change for a while now”, says Anand Roy, founder and CEO of Wubble. “The advent of Generative AI allows us to finally address, and solve this long festering problem and empower businesses to create customised music for their enterprise needs, at a fraction of current costs.”
The startup claims to have won several clients, including some of the world’s biggest companies.
Antler, a Singapore-headquartered global early-stage VC firm with offices in over 30 cities worldwide, including Singapore, Jakarta, Ho Chi Minh, and Kuala Lumpur, recently introduced ARC (Agreement for Rolling Capital), an initiative for early-stage founders to secure up to US$600,000, including the initial investment, pro-rata follow-on, and ARC, within the first six to nine months of a company’s lifecycle.
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The initial investment, starting from US$110,000, is a pre-seed round provided at the concept stage, often without requiring a product or market traction.
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