WebCeleb.com Unveils 1st Musician WebCeleb and Launches Full Beta Site to Support Undiscovered Talent
The first WebCeleb has been discovered amidst a full Beta launch of WebCeleb.com. Undiscovered talent will now have a platform that appeals to more of their needs; ability to circulate work worldwide and get connected with resources to advance their careers.
San Diego, CA, October 29, 2008 --(PR.com)-- WebCeleb, Inc. (www.webceleb.com), a competitive social platform for popularizing undiscovered talent through competitive crowd-sourcing technology, today unveiled its first sponsored musician and announced the launch of its full Beta product.
WebCeleb’s full Beta release marks the advent of new opportunities for supporting talent online. The new site features tools to facilitate digital media discovery and support artists, including a static media player that suggests music based on your voting preferences, and a sponsorship system which will offer packages for brands to form relationships with users. “We are extremely excited to launch our full Beta. Anyone with talent now has an online social platform available to them that not only showcases their talents, but provides them with a way to earn financial incentives as well,” explained co-founder Scott Fetters.
WebCeleb.com is a free online community that publicizes emerging artists and musicians, while providing them with the resources and connections necessary to take their careers to the next level. WebCeleb offers opportunities for people to form relationships with brands so they can earn money while being recognized for their talents. “We want to harness the power of the Internet to support undiscovered individuals through career advancement opportunities, as they strive to become the next WebCeleb,” proclaimed Fetters.
WebCeleb hosted acclaimed producer Mikal Blue’s Code Blue music contest from August 1st – September 30th. Blue, producer of Colbie Caillat and One Republic, supported the online songwriter contest on www.webceleb.com in which musicians submitted their songs or lyrics to be judged by fellow WebCeleb users. Eight finalists were chosen over eight weeks, while the overall winner was selected by Blue and immergent Records to be personally produced in Blue’s Revolver Studios.
The first sponsored WebCeleb, and overall winner of the Code Blue contest was Pete Hopkins with his song “I Won’t Cry” (http://www.webceleb.com/#/song/531/). Hopkins, an emerging star within the WebCeleb community, pursues his art with a divine driving force and equates making music with “True Love.” Hopkins will begin working with Blue and present his professionally produced material to Immergent for a first look.
About WebCeleb.com
WebCeleb is a competitive social platform for popularizing undiscovered talent through competitive crowd-sourcing technology. The site is a free online community for emerging artists and musicians and provides them with the necessary resources and connections to take their careers to the next level. WebCeleb offers opportunities for talent to form relationships with brands so they can earn sponsorships in the form of financial incentives. Founded in 2007, WebCeleb, Inc. operates from San Diego, CA. For more info, please visit www.webceleb.com
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WebCeleb’s full Beta release marks the advent of new opportunities for supporting talent online. The new site features tools to facilitate digital media discovery and support artists, including a static media player that suggests music based on your voting preferences, and a sponsorship system which will offer packages for brands to form relationships with users. “We are extremely excited to launch our full Beta. Anyone with talent now has an online social platform available to them that not only showcases their talents, but provides them with a way to earn financial incentives as well,” explained co-founder Scott Fetters.
WebCeleb.com is a free online community that publicizes emerging artists and musicians, while providing them with the resources and connections necessary to take their careers to the next level. WebCeleb offers opportunities for people to form relationships with brands so they can earn money while being recognized for their talents. “We want to harness the power of the Internet to support undiscovered individuals through career advancement opportunities, as they strive to become the next WebCeleb,” proclaimed Fetters.
WebCeleb hosted acclaimed producer Mikal Blue’s Code Blue music contest from August 1st – September 30th. Blue, producer of Colbie Caillat and One Republic, supported the online songwriter contest on www.webceleb.com in which musicians submitted their songs or lyrics to be judged by fellow WebCeleb users. Eight finalists were chosen over eight weeks, while the overall winner was selected by Blue and immergent Records to be personally produced in Blue’s Revolver Studios.
The first sponsored WebCeleb, and overall winner of the Code Blue contest was Pete Hopkins with his song “I Won’t Cry” (http://www.webceleb.com/#/song/531/). Hopkins, an emerging star within the WebCeleb community, pursues his art with a divine driving force and equates making music with “True Love.” Hopkins will begin working with Blue and present his professionally produced material to Immergent for a first look.
About WebCeleb.com
WebCeleb is a competitive social platform for popularizing undiscovered talent through competitive crowd-sourcing technology. The site is a free online community for emerging artists and musicians and provides them with the necessary resources and connections to take their careers to the next level. WebCeleb offers opportunities for talent to form relationships with brands so they can earn sponsorships in the form of financial incentives. Founded in 2007, WebCeleb, Inc. operates from San Diego, CA. For more info, please visit www.webceleb.com
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www.webceleb.com
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