JO:LA Labs launches AI music business OS Roster
Roster, an AI 'end-to-end music business operating system' for artists and managers, launched by South African music-tech firm JO:LA Labs. It handles releases, royalties, publishing, distribution, touring, marketing, CRM, contracts and finances via conversational AI. Freemium pricing starts at 299 rand/month ($18.64).
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