Recordical Releases In-Depth “Meet the Creators” Industry Report
Atlanta, Georgia – Today, FRQNCY Media, the three-time award-winning branded podcast production company behind TurboTax, NEA, Coca-Cola, Jane Goodall, and others, announced the launch of its new consumer-facing brand, Recordical®. Recordical is a first-of-its-kind platform designed to empower creators worldwide to make high-quality content with smart studios, self-service equipment lockers, and a robust monetization and e-learning platform.
Recordical’s monthly membership offers unparalleled access to audio equipment, studios, and resources for content creators, including video influencers, streamers, podcasters, musicians, voice actors, and producers.
“At FRQNCY, we’re passionate about helping brands bring their ideas to life through exceptional audio content. Recordical is the next step in that mission – it allows us to support independent creators who are looking to express themselves, build a side hustle, or turn their content into a primary income stream,”
Michelle Khouri (she/her), CEO and Founder of FRQNCY Media and Recordical
Recordical’s first smart studio and equipment lockers are currently available as a private pilot in Atlanta. Creators outside of Metro Atlanta can join the Recordical waitlist to request a location in their city and help influence where Recordical Studios and Recordical Unboxed equipment lockers will roll out in the coming months.
Releasing Meet the Creators Report
As part of its debut, Recordical is releasing Meet the Creators, a report that details key findings from nearly 1,400 audio creators surveyed in 2022. In an effort to gain insight into audio creators across various verticals, and better serve and amplify creators. Recordicals’ Meet the Creators Report identifies who is making audio content in the U.S. and why they do it. The report, which can be downloaded for free here, sheds light on the vast diversity among creators, as well as the high demand for access to quality creation and monetization tools.
According to the Meet the Creators Report, respondents who create audio content as either their primary income or side hustle were much more prevalent among minority communities, including Black and Latino/Hispanic respondents. Furthermore, more than 50% of audio creators aged 25+ make audio content as a way of building community.
Khouri, a first-generation American Latina who comes from a long line of entrepreneurs, innovators, and musically-minded people, points to her background as a major impetus for this idea: “Success begins with access. And that’s how Recordical is poised to level the playing field – by opening up access to quality tools, information, and community, unlike anything we’ve seen in the audio industry.”
For more information about Recordical and to sign up for the waitlist, please visit recordical.com.
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