Instrumental: Using AI and Spotify data to find the next big thing in music
Computing speaks to Jonny Woolf, CFO / COO of the service which uses AI and Machine Learning to analyse music and help identify which bands and artists are most likely to hit the big time
Jonny Woolf, COO/CFO Instrumental
In a dingy underground club somewhere on the outskirts of London, a group of late teens in fur coats and straw hats play a guitar-heavy set to a lively crowd. The air is heavy and humid, the floor sticky...
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