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With cool features for searching for content, sharing your own videos, and remixing work from other musers, there’s terrific potential here for an exciting, creative space for making music.

“One of the differences to other apps,” he [Alex Hofmann] said, “is that we don’t only talk to the musers” – the company’s term for users – “we talk to the parents.”

harvey: […] We were thinking of doing something with Amelia Gething and Houssein – it would be nice, because they’re also British musers and we’ve become really good friends.

The resulting short clips can have captions, with hashtags like #featureme, credits for song and artist, comments, “hearts,” and a multitude of easy sharing options, so “Musers” can post to video site

I see YouTubers get mad at Musers. I see nothing wrong with Musers and I don’t see how people can hate on the new kids.

One of the most popular social video-sharing apps is Musical.ly, a music-sharing app that allows “Musers” (as users are aptly named) to post videos of themselves lip synching to songs. Musical.ly has