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Adobe’s Premiere mobile app is adding licensed music from ‘leading artists’

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Briefings

Adobe and Universal Music Group are collaborating to add licensed music clips from leading artists to the Premiere mobile app. This partnership aims to help creators build stories around popular songs and allow artists to reach new audiences. The specific musicians included in the library have not been named, but the collaboration involves major music publishers.

Key points

• Adobe and Universal Music Group are teaming up to add a library of licensed music clips to the Premiere mobile video editing app.
• The partnership enables users to quickly access popular songs from leading artists to build stories around them.

Context

Adobe is partnering with Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group to expand the Premiere mobile app's music library. This move allows creators to incorporate licensed tracks into their videos, facilitating a new way to engage with audiences and connect with songwriters.

Limitations

The specific musicians included in the library have not been named. The evidence does not provide details on the exact date the partnership was announced or the specific number of songs added to the library.

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