- Published on August 6, 2022
- In IT Services
So long, Spotify
‘TikTok Music’ is set to take over the online streaming space, but there exists an app that has silently established itself in the Indian market.
- By Bhuvana Kamath
Today, music streaming platforms are not confined to songs alone – they are a medium to connect people. The Indian market is inundated with popular music apps like iTunes, Gaana, Spotify, and YT Music, but a shy new entrant has taken the market by storm. Resso – a sister app of the short-video streaming app of ByteDance – TikTok – is an Indian version of TikTok Music. Launched two years ago, Resso has silently established itself in the Indian market.
On Apple and Google’s app stores, the developer name of Resso is ‘Moon Video Inc’, which seems to indicate that ByteDance is trying to keep the music service as a separate business.
The app is available in India and could now pose a potential threat to competitors with all its touched-on features. But what mak
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Bhuvana Kamath
I am fascinated by technology and AI’s implementation in today’s dynamic world. Being a technophile, I am keen on exploring the ever-evolving trends around applied science and innovation.
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