Spa Serenity
A calm morning.
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For salons and barbershops
Your team hears the music for eight hours, guests for about one. Muzylo keeps a soft backdrop all day without repeating a track until closing.
Muzylo sets up a schedule like this when you sign up. Change a station or a time in a couple of taps.
Play runs a 30-second clip from the station's library.
The same 50 songs every day, and someone quietly switches to the radio.
Vocals and volume spikes cut across consultations.
Radio and personal streaming apps don't grant public-performance rights.
In the US, statutory damages for unlicensed music run from $750 to $30,000 per work, up to $150,000 if wilful. In the EU, courts award at least the licence fee that was due, and in Germany GEMA may claim double its tariff. Figures come from the statutes and rulings cited. This is an overview, not legal advice: every case depends on its country, contracts and circumstances. Sources: 17 U.S.C. § 504, 17 U.S.C. § 110(5), Directive 2004/48/EC, CJEU C-117/15, BGH I ZR 160/70.
Yes. Barber Groove, Old School Cuts and Seoul Neon play funk, soul and city-pop. You can shift the mood right in the player.
Yes. Each zone has its own stream and schedule. Pro includes up to 5 zones for one price.
The library keeps growing, and no track repeats in a zone within 24 hours.
What the subscription covers and what it doesn't: Rights & certificate
14 days of Pro, free and without a card. After that your account moves to the Free plan and the music keeps playing.