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A new app lets producers set up collaborations wherever they are in the world

With just a swipe on Vampr, musicians are able to collaborate with whoever and wherever

  • Dave Turner
  • 18 May 2018
A new app lets producers set up collaborations wherever they are in the world

Producers looking to spread their wings will be interested in a new app designed to set up collaborations across the world.

Launched in April in eight languages, Vampr has made 2,463,700 connections between musicians across 190 countries and is seeking to change the face of the music industry on a global scale.

With a user base currently at 300,000, it’s also been named among Apple’s Best Apps of 2017.

The app seeks to set up collaborations between people working in music and reports numerous success stories in linking “guitarists to sound engineers to booking agents and label representatives.” One of the app’s stories even follows Anthony Kilhoffer, Kanye West’s producer as he uses Vampr to find a string arranger.

Read more about the app and its stories on vampr.me.

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