PANDORA and Nana Music Launch Joint V-Singer Development Project
The two-stage screening turns fan-building and streaming stamina into criteria on par with singing, which is a different bet than a single audition that judges voice alone.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
PANDORA Inc. and nana music will run a joint V-Singer development project through PANDORA's Jinkaku Uka Keikaku, the company announced. Applicants join Jinkaku Uka Keikaku Light and take two screenings at once: a streaming test on TikTok LIVE and a singing submission screening in the nana app. Strong performers in the streaming test move to one-on-one development, V-body provision, and monetization support, while nana music holds regular singing screenings.
The project is run as two tracks that advance at the same time rather than a single pass-or-fail audition. Applicants enter Jinkaku Uka Keikaku Light through the URL nana music and PANDORA set up for the project, then stream on TikTok LIVE and submit singing entries in the nana app in parallel.
Judging on the streaming side covers motivation, perseverance, streaming aptitude, and fan-building ability. Participants who score high there move into one-on-one development under Jinkaku Uka Keikaku, with V-body provision and monetization support, while nana music continues to hold its singing submission screenings regularly. Placement with nana music as a V-singer is judged on both tracks together.
PANDORA describes the aim as finding performers who can sing and also hold an audience and earn from the activity. The company lists the common gaps it is targeting: no route to grow a fanbase, no chance to try streaming, little income after continuing, and few openings to be seen by agencies or music industry professionals.
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