Knxwledge Launches His Own iOS App After Saying Distributors Removed His Albums
Knxwledge said on X on Nov 10 that distributors have taken down records of his over the past few months, including work he said was released years before public AI music tools, and that he has built his own place for fans to listen. Those takedown claims are his account; KAZI has not independently verified which titles were removed or why.
What he says is live now
"I can't give you a date for when they'll get back to me but I can give you somewhere else to listen," he wrote. He said he built his own DSP, that everything he has made and all future releases, remastered by him, is live now, that the app is available on iOS, and that an Android version is coming soon. He also told fans to join his Discord for updates, saying Apple takes too long to push app updates.
An App Store listing was not confirmed here.
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