The relationship between technology and music has always been one of mutual inspiration, with both inspiring and magnifying the other. Music AI, developed in 2019 by Brazilian entrepreneurs Geraldo Ramos, Eddie Hsu, and Jardson Almeida, is an example of this synergy. From its beginnings as a consumer app to help artists practise and create, the firm has developed into a global leader in AI-powered music and audio solutions. This transformation took a huge step ahead with the announcement of a $40 million Series A fundraising round, indicating a commitment to further reshaping the creative landscape for musicians, producers, and creators globally.
Music AI's journey began with a vision of empowering creators through new technology that complements, rather than replaces, natural creativity. Moises, the company's flagship B2C product, demonstrates its objective. Moises, which began as a tool for musicians, has grown to over 50 million users worldwide and was named Apple's iPad App of the Year in 2024. Its features, such as stem separation, voice transmission, and mixing tools, have made it popular among both enthusiasts and pros.
But what actually distinguishes Music AI is its dedication to ethical AI research. Unlike some AI companies facing legal battles for copyright infringement, Music AI ensures that its models are only trained on licensed content.
