Music services for supermarkets, shops, restaurants, hotels, stores and businesses

Kasimu is a background music service for all kinds of business like supermarkets, shops, restaurants, hotels, stores, gyms, etc. It is authorized to be used on public sites, so it is completely legal.
¬ KASIMU GLOBAL: uses commercial music, such as the one heard on radios, TV, nightclubs, etc.
¬ KASIMU FREEDOM: uses royalty free music (music that is not played on radios, etc.). No additional fees.

Which service should I choose?
The music played at your venues should be according to your goals.
¬ KASIMU GLOBAL: Uses commercial music (like the one heard on the radios). If your business needs music that your target audience recognizes, this is your service. Recommended for hotels, restaurants, bars, gyms, beauty centers, offices, etc.
¬ KASIMU FREEDOM: Uses royalty-free music, no adittional fees (ASCAP; SGAE, SACM, SADAIC, AGADU, APDAYC, ETC.). If your business needs only background music to remove silence and has a large surface area, this is your service. Recommended for clothing stores, hotels, restaurants, beauty centers, offices, supermarkets, shopping centers, parking lots, etc.

To use our service, you just need a computer running Windows 7 or higher or a Tablet PC or Smart-phone running Android 5 or higher.
Your computer, Tablet PC, or Smart-phone must have 8 GB of free storage space,
be connected to the audio equipment and to Internet.

¬ Subscribe to service by clicking here or sign up for the free trial by clicking here.
¬ After you subscribe or sign up for the trial, you’ll be automatically forwarded to the user area. In the user area, you can access the web player or download and install our Windows or Android software (recommended).
¬ Connect your audio equipment to your computer, Tablet PC or Smart-phone where you installed the program or accessed the web player. And that’s it! The music will start playing!

¬ Credit or debit cards.
¬ Paypal.
¬ SEPA direct debit (for European countries only).
¬ Bank transfer (see conditions).

There are no minimum contracting periods or commitments.
You can unsubscribe whenever you want and you will no longer be charged.

With our Windows or Android software you can:
¬ Turn on auto-start, so that the music starts automatically when Windows starts.
¬ Create your own playlists by choosing the musical styles and the software will choose the songs.
¬ Choose a playlist for each day and time leg of the day (playlists are classified by venue type or musical style).
¬ Create ad campaigns very easily.
¬ Configure automatic program locking (so that no one changes anything).

Automatic functions:
¬ It works even without Internet: Songs are automatically downloaded to the device’s hard drive or memory.
¬ Playlists organized by business type and music style.
¬ Automatic Internet access port selection.
¬ Automatic device’s hard drive or memory space handling: if there is not enough space to download the songs for the running playlist, the software deletes old songs.
¬ Automatic use of SD card on Android devices.

On the control panel you can:
¬ Control what’s playing on every venue in real time.
¬ Create, delete, or modify the playlist scheduler for one or more stores.
¬ Create, delete, or modify you ads campaigns on one or more stores.
¬ Enable automatic software locking (so that no one changes anything) on one or more stores.
¬ Create playlist and ads usage reports.
¬ Add new users (stores), delete or modify users data.

We have all permissions to ensure the legality of our services and its use in public places. Not all services are authorized. Spotify or Youtube are not for use on public places.

¬ Subscribing to Kasimu Global has nothing to do with the payment of performing rights. We do not collect those rights.
¬ When subscribing to Kasimu Freedom, we pay the corresponding performing rights to the authors asociation. The user is exempt from paying those rights to the local entity. In some countries, the legislation requires premises pay performing rights to the producers asociation (not to confuse authors).

There is certain confusion regarding music rights.
¬ Performing rights: these are the rights that users should pay to play music on their premises. In addition to paying these fees, the premises must contract an authorized service to be used on public sites. Any of our services are authorized.
¬ Copyright: These are the ones we pay when we buy a CD or song in mp3. These rights do not have relevance to business that play music on their remises.

Do all the locals that play music have to pay for public communication?
KASIMU GLOBAL: (with commercial music), they should pay the authors’ association and the producer association in their country.
KASIMU FREEDOM: (with royalty-free music), we pay the corresponding public communication to the authors asociation. The user is exempt from paying those rights to the local entity. In some countries, the legislation requires premises to pay performing rights to the producers asociation (not to confuse authors).

So, what is royalty-free music?
Royalty-free music really doesn’t exist. What exists is music with rights included. In order for a venue not to pay copyright, it should have a document signed by the author of each song that sounds in its premises exempting it from payment. However, in some countries you would not be exempt from paying public communication rights to producers.

Esquemas explicativos:
¬ Performing rights using commercial music: Kasimu Global
The authors society and producer society represent their associates.
They charge and distribute performing rights that stores and venues pay for using their songs.

¬ Performing rights using royalty-free music: Kasimu Freedom.
In this case, the service fee includes performing rights.
Then, the IME distributes the rights equitably and efficiently.
In some countries, the user of this service is not exempt from paying to the society of producers.