KUVO already runs in over 160 venue rooms, including Hï Ibiza, Pacha Ibiza, Ministry of Sound, and The Warehouse Project, with a recognition rate of over 92% and a reference library of more than 200 million tracks.
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October 14, 2026: KUVO, AlphaTheta’s global platform for music recognition and data services, has entered a landmark partnership with the International Nightlife Association (INA), the worldwide nightclub trade body whose member associations represent over 15,000 venues. The INA will help connect KUVO with clubs across its network, providing more venues with access to tools that identify music played, and turn that data into accurate reporting for organizations that collect and pay music royalties.
KUVO technology works discreetly in the background at venues and DJ events, giving proprietors insight into the music being played, as well as exclusive AlphaTheta benefits. It also enables more accurate royalty payments to artists, helping DJs to support music creators simply by playing their tracks.
Previously known as KUVO powered by DJ Monitor, KUVO is moving forward under its standalone name following the recent acquisition of DJ Monitor’s market-leading music recognition technology. The newly consolidated KUVO service brings together trusted technologies, customer relationships, and collective industry expertise to strengthen and expand the platform’s capabilities. With an overall music recognition rate of over 92% and a reference library of 200 million+ tracks, KUVO offers unique capabilities for identifying music. The platform is now in use at over 160 venue rooms across the UK, Ibiza, the Netherlands, and Australia, including renowned clubs such as Hï Ibiza, UNVRS], Pacha Ibiza, Ministry of Sound, Paradiso, The Warehouse Project, Ivy, and Carousel.
Through this new partnership, KUVO and the INA aim to bring automated music reporting solutions to clubs and DJ events worldwide, helping the music rights industry work toward more accurate royalty payments to creators and rightsholders.
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