KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 1 (Bernama) -- Japanese tech company, MIXI Inc has announced the launch of “humy”, a subscription-based platform specialising in communications between artists and fans, on Dec 2.
In a statement, the Tokyo-based company said humy is a platform where users pay an annual fee to become premium subscribers of their favourite artist's official fan communication service.
“Premium subscribers not only can view content that gives a window into the artist's work and private life, but also take part in subscriber-only online concerts and fan events.
“Subscribers also receive digital greeting cards for events and can enter draws for concert tickets before they go on sale,” it said.
MIXI said that it has partnered with Charlie Puth, the Grammy-nominated and multi-platinum singer, songwriter and producer, as the first artist on humy.
It said that the official fan communication service, "humy with Charlie Puth" will be launched simultaneously around the world on the same day, but noted that the service is not available in some countries and regions.
More details are available at https://mixi.co.jp/en/
-- BERNAMA
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