AudioShake develops AI-driven audio separation software that can split any recording—including decades-old or live-captured material—into distinct tracks for voices, music, and sound effects with broadcast quality. The platform is delivered through simple APIs and real-time SDKs, enabling film studios, music labels, sports leagues, newsrooms, and Big Tech firms to edit, search, and repurpose audio content. The company has secured more than 40 enterprise contracts and processed over 100 million minutes of audio, fueling nearly 400 percent year-over-year revenue growth. Clients such as Universal Music, Disney Music Group, Warner Bros Discovery, BET, and several “Mag 7” tech companies use the service for immersive music releases, foreign-language dubbing, noise removal, copyright compliance, and training multimodal AI models. AudioShake’s business model combines annual access fees with usage-based pricing, creating recurring enterprise revenue. Founded in 2021 by former Google VP Jessica Powell and former Plaid data-science lead Luke Miner, the 18-person team—half of whom hold PhDs—plans to expand hiring, product development, and go-to-market reach. The newly raised capital will also broaden developer access to the company’s APIs and real-time SDKs, positioning AudioShake as the foundational layer that makes sound as flexible as text or images.

Total raised

$19M

Funding rounds

3

Latest round

Series A

Latest activity

Oct 2025