Fenix360, a new artist-centric social media platform, has landed in Asia, empowering artists and supporting them in their creative pursuits.
As the creator-friendly app rolls out operations in Asia, Fenix360 has finally landed in the Philippines, opening more opportunities for creatives across the archipelago.
The innovative app is designed to empower artists, providing enhanced opportunities to maximize earnings from their creative endeavors, setting a new standard in the arts and creative sectors that differentiate it from other social media platforms.
On Fenix360, a diverse range of creators, from musicians, dancers, producers, artists, and models to designers, can earn substantial revenue shares from advertising and other transactions, including merchandise sales and live streams. The platform fosters deeper connections between artists and fans, benefitting both.
Fenix360 CEO Allan Klepfisz said in a statement that the platform is not just an app, it’s a movement to transform the artistic landscape.
“We are shifting the focus from the platform to the artist, creating a holistic environment for artists to showcase and monetize their work,” Klepfisz said.
This artist-centric platform integrates content from various sources like YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook, offering a comprehensive experience for creators and fans.
Along with the Southeast Asian launch of the app, Fenix360 is celebrating in key countries through a string of live events, promoting local and international talents starting with Indonesia, Malaysia, and now, the Philippines. Collaborations with local influencers and artists will tailor Fenix360 to each market, enhancing its appeal.
Launched in the Philippines on Feb. 27, the event featured a star-studded lineup that included SB19’s Josh Cullen, 6Cyclemind, Gracenote, Nik Makino, Toneejay, Autotelic, and Sunkissed Lola, to name a few.