The Moozz team in the studio
The team

The people
behind Moozz.

Eduardo Garc铆a, CEO and co-founder of Moozz

Eduardo Garc铆a

CEO & Co-founder

Former CFO of a venture-backed startup he helped scale from heavy losses to profitability and a $100M+ exit, raising over $30M and growing the team from 50 to 450+. Leads strategy, partnerships and fundraising.Ex-CFO. Scaled a startup from 50 to 450+ people and a $100M+ exit. Leads strategy and fundraising.

Chief Technology Officer

CTO & Co-founder In stealth

Senior engineer with over a decade building large-scale systems for Fortune 500 companies. Architected the Moozz vocal adaptation pipeline.A decade building large-scale systems for Fortune 500 companies. Architect of the Moozz pipeline.

Identity disclosed under NDA.
J茅r么me Keff, COO of Moozz

J茅r么me Keff

COO & Co-founder

Over 20 years in music publishing, including senior roles at BMG and Universal in France, where he led BMG France's most profitable publishing unit. Runs operations and industry partnerships.20+ years in publishing at BMG and Universal France. Runs operations and partnerships.

Alex Widmer, co-founder of Moozz

Alex Widmer

Creative Director & Co-founder

Business angel and early investor in mobility, fintech and music-industry unicorns. Backs Moozz on strategy, creative, financing and long-term growth.Early investor in mobility, fintech and music-industry unicorns. Backs strategy, creative and financing.

Mireille Bravo, Chief Creative and Commercial Officer of Moozz

Mireille Bravo

CCCO & Co-founder

Latin music executive with over two decades managing one of the industry's biggest global artists, and a former creative director at EMI Publishing. Leads artist consent, rights and catalogue partnerships.Two decades managing a global Latin star, and ex-EMI Publishing. Leads artist consent and catalogue partnerships.

About Moozz

Music and tech people. Rights first.

Moozz is a music translation engine built by Muzico Innovations GmbH, a Swiss company based in Kilchberg. It adapts an existing recording into a new language while keeping the original artist's timbre, phrasing and delivery, under documented rightsholder consent.A Swiss music translation engine. It adapts recordings into new languages in the artist's own voice, with documented consent.

In the music industry this is called adaptation, not translation. The result is not a cover and not a re-recording: the instrumental is untouched, and the voice is the one your listeners already know.

Vision

Lead music-tech toward a global, borderless music economy.

Mission

Give artists, labels and DSPs the tools to grow globally, and fairly.

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