What is Vevo? Vevo Review, Features

Vevo is a music service website jointly established by Google, Universal Music and Sony Music, and is hailed by the outside world as the "Hulu of music videos."

About Vevo

Vevo is the world's leading music video network, connecting a growing global audience with high-quality music video content for over a decade. Vevo offers a vast selection of premium content for fans around the world to choose from, showcasing official music videos as well as an evolving lineup of live performances and innovative original programming. From top superstars to rising new talents, Vevo provides unparalleled cross-promotional support for artists in music at every stage of their careers.

Vevo for Advertisers

Music TV is here just as it was meant to be. For over a decade, the network has connected a growing global audience with high-quality music video content. Reaching more than 150.1 billion U.S. viewers per month and over <>B viewers worldwide, Vevo's unique ability lies in its ability to deliver unparalleled scale to hard-to-reach audiences in a brand-safe, culturally relevant environment.

Vevo for Artists

With over 500,000 videos from artists of all levels and genres, Vevo has the largest network of music channels on YouTube and is distributed through a growing number of other global partners. For more than a decade, fans have recognized the Vevo logo as a proven indicator of premium, official content from artists they are seeking out and those they have yet to discover.

Artists who host videos on Vevo are eligible for: promotion of their videos within the Vevo network both on and off YouTube; strategic editorial support across Vevo’s social network; and custom and promoted playlists.

Vevo produces nearly 1,000 pieces of original content each year from established and emerging artists. Record labels and distributors can contact Vevo year-round to advocate for their artists to be featured in these original content opportunities.

Vevo also distributes its extensive music video library to a number of other distribution partners, including Apple TV, Pluto TV, Samsung TV, and Roku.