News - 21/09/2017

Sonarworks wins TechPitch 4.5 Music, Media & Entertainment

Sonarworks wins TechPitch 4.5 Music, Media & Entertainment

TechPitch 4.5 Music, Media & Entertainment crowned Sonarworks – a software solution to hardware audio problems that makes a premium sound experience accessible to all – as its pitching competition winner. 

The judges voted The Rattle – a technology-enabled co-working company for the music industry – in second place. WARM (The World Airplay Radio Monitor) – a service that helps anyone track and monitor any song, in real-time, on radio stations around the world – came in third.

The Rattle came first in the audience vote, with Sonarworks coming in second. 

Conceived, organised and executed by 2Pears, the team that creates opportunities and events to inform, educate and connect entrepreneurs, start-ups and investors in technology, the TechPitch 4.5 series of events selects 8 tech start-ups to present their business plan in three minutes to an expert judging panel and an audience of investors, potential partners, and entrepreneurs.

Held at the LABS Triangle in London and chaired by TechPitch 4.5 stalwart Ashley Elsdon, PalmSounds, the sector-specific TechPitch 4.5 Music, Media & Entertainment’s panel of judges encompassed a broad range of skills and expertise across music, legal, broadcast, publishing, and investing. They were:

Farhana Aboo, Marketing Manager, AEI Group
Anthony David King, Partner, Rare Seed Capital and BPI Innovation Hub
Tom Frederikse, Partner, Clintons
Paul Hood, Digital Development Director, Dennis Publishing
Kemal Mermutlu, Producer, BBC Radio 1 & 1Xtra
Hannah Williamson, Investment Associate, Edge Investments 

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