muzu

Muzu.tv was a music television channel and website that focused on music videos. Launched in the United Kingdom in 2007, Muzu aimed to provide a platform for both major label artists and independent musicians to showcase their work. The service offered a curated selection of music videos across various genres and allowed users to create personalized playlists and share them with others.

The website also featured interviews, news, and articles related to the music industry. Muzu operated on a freemium model, with basic access to videos being free, and an optional subscription service offering additional features such as ad-free viewing and exclusive content. The company actively promoted itself as a destination for discovering new music and connecting with artists.

In 2015, Muzu.tv was acquired by its competitor, VEVO. Following the acquisition, VEVO gradually phased out the Muzu brand and integrated its content and user base into its own platform. The closure of Muzu marked the end of an era for one of the prominent dedicated music video streaming services in the UK market, leaving VEVO and YouTube as the dominant players in the online music video space.