Visual Jazz creates online music service for JB Hi-Fi
Digital creative agency Visual Jazz has worked with music chain store JB Hi-Fi to launch a subscription-based online music service, JB Hi-Fi Now.
The service will allow users to create playlists and mix tapes, receive music suggestions, browse by genre and share music.
From early next year users will be able to access their music across multiple devices on Windows, Apple’s iOS and Android phone via the JB HiFi Now app, also developed by Visual Jazz.
Konrad Spilva, Visual Jazz managing director said: “The retail industry is at a turning point when it comes to online and JB Hi-Fi has been brave in being one of the first local majors to truly replicate one of their signature in-store experiences to a powerful out of store experience. We’re lucky in the sense that they’ve completely trusted us to deliver on this project, which really is the way of the future for music retail.”
2012 – Battle Royale of the streaming music services.
Just looking at this, similar content to Spotify, more AU content but not as good interface.
replicates the retail experience.
I really wish someone would have proper online offer in high quality MP3 format rather than iTunes awful MP4. I don’t know what they do but the music sounds awful on anything other than tiny speakers.