Stingray Group, a music, media, and technology company, has announced the launch of Stingray Music with six leading platforms in the US: Comcast Xfinity, Distro TV, Freecast’s Select TV, Channel Plus on LG, MX Player, and XUMO.

These distribution agreements grow Stingray’s potential reach by over 40 million viewers. Users have free access to up to 10 Stingray Music audio channels curated by expert programmers in all the most popular genres including rock, pop, country, hip-hop, and Latin.

“We are thrilled to bring Stingray Music to customers in the US,” said Eric Boyko, President, Co-founder, and CEO of Stingray. “The way people watch TV and consume music is constantly evolving and we are always on the lookout for innovative partnerships to seamlessly bring our curated content to the greatest number of listeners. These agreements will give us access to an extremely engaged and discerning user base while expanding our brand presence in the US.”

FreeCast’s Executive Vice President of Digital Content and Channel Distribution, Tracy West, added: “Any ultimate entertainment package must include music. Stingray’s diversified portfolio of music-driven channels really creates an experience for our customers to enjoy without spending more money. That’s the power of our platform versus traditional TV or music streaming options.”

Stingray Music is a multi-platform music service distributed globally on TV, web, and mobile.

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