Musiversal wins ‘most promising startup’ award

Musiversal, which enables musicians to produce works with other musicians from around the world via live broadcast was considered the ‘Most Promising Startup’ of the Road to Web Summit, a programme powered by Startup Portugal.

Windcredible, which has developed eolic micro-generators for the urban environment, was the best performer at bootcamp. All told €20,000 was attributed.
“We are open to investment and to scale up to become the next Portuguese unicorn”, said Xavier Jameson, co-founder and COO of Musiversal, winner of ‘Most Promising Startup’.
The project, which already has 35 musicians — one of them Ukrainian – enables music creators to produce their works using artists from all over the world via live broadcast. It won €15,000.
Windcredible, which created eolic micro-generators for urban, industrial and rural applications, won the startup award with the best performance at bootcamp and received €5,000. The micro-generator with the capacity of producing 2.7 MWh per annum, half of the energy needs of a home — “should be ready for commercialisation as soon as possible”, says founder Filipe Fernandes.
This edition of Road 2 Web Summit received 200 applications from which 100 were selected, 55% from Lisbon, and the others from other parts of the country. Of these 25% are impact startups, founded by minorities that are under-represented in the Portuguese entrepreneurial community or by founders impacted by the war in Ukraine. All told the startups have already raised €11 million.