StreamUK provided further solutions for live music last weekend when the online media specialist streamed the Reverb Festival live from The Roundhouse in Camden.
As the live streaming partner for The Roundhouse, StreamUK provided encoding and live streaming services for the contemporary classical festival which became the latest of many Roundhouse events that require StreamUK to bring live high quality content to mass internet audiences.
Using StreamUK’s online media platform StreamMP, and delivered by the content delivery network Level3, the Friday and Sunday shows of the 5 day festival were live streamed via The Roundhouse dedicated Reverb webpage, as well as an additional live feed which can be accessed on The Guardian website. StreamMP’s universal compatibility also enabled it to integrate with The Guardians online advertising system.
Reverb is a five-day festival that celebrates the best of this new wave of performers, and in an Olympic year explores themes of love and truce. The revolutionary and ever-popular Night Shift and the award-winning Aurora Orchestra explore versions of the Romeo and Juliet story, Imogen Heap’s evocative a cappella film soundtrack is performed alongside rising star Ana Silvera’s exploration of love, war and mystery, Voices Now’s choral take-over celebrates a coming-together of choirs from across the nation as part of the BBC’s Music Nation, a Countdown Event for the London 2012 festival, the finale of the Cultural Olympiad, and the London Contemporary Orchestra join forces with Nonclassical and their rebellious classical club night.
In 2011 StreamUK were unrivalled for live streaming high quality content for high profile artists such as PJ Harvey, Adele, Florence & The Machine and McFly.
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