Babble Babble Baeble Babelgum

In keeping with projections that Babelgum is going to position itself content-wise between the mainstream (Joost) and the torrent of questionable quality user-generated content (YouTube), yesterday the upstart Internet TV provider announced a partnership with Baeble Music. Baeble Music provides high-quality concert video of up-and-coming bands. Despite the similar names they’re two completely separate entities. This partnership gives Baeble a wider distribution audience and Babelgum gains more sorely needed content. Honestly, if you’re interested in the indie music scene, especially bands that are crossing the barrier into the mainstream, you’ll be well served: Mando Diao, Art Brut, and more. Not too shabby.

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