Kesha, a former pop star known for her party anthems, has launched her startup, Smash, aimed at supporting musicians. The app helps artists connect and collaborate, offering artist-friendly contracts generated through a built-in system. Kesha’s initiative comes from her own negative experiences with predatory music contracts, as she seeks to empower younger creators. Smash allows artists to set their terms, such as licensing fees or royalty percentages, while providing access to professional networks without compromising their rights.
Kesha is building an app called Smash, which helps musicians connect, make music, and establish clear, artist-friendly contracts among collaborators.
Smash aims to stand out by using a built-in system that generates contracts based on decisions made by the artists, underscoring autonomy.
Kesha's journey encompasses a stark contrast between her public persona and the struggles she faced behind the scenes, particularly with predatory contracts.
The app is designed to empower younger music creators by providing them access to industry professionals without compromising their rights or making hasty decisions.
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