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Chicago, Il, Us

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Numella is proud to announce the launch of its brand-new rideshare music promotion app specifically designed for musical artists, singers, songwriters, podcasts, advertisers, and more. With a focus on helping musicians and audio producers get more ears to listen to their content, Numella is bringing forth a revolutionary app that transforms the way we use modern rideshare technology.“With rideshare becoming much more mainstream in recent years, we saw a good opportunity to transform not only the riding experience, but the listening experience as well. When a user orders a rideshare from Uber or Lyft, they’ll see a sticker on the window with a QR code. When they scan that QR code, they’ll be able to sync the audio associated with that ad with the sound system of the vehicle. Riders have the chance to listen to advertisements, album singles, podcast previews, and so much more while they enjoy their ride. At the same time, this increases exposure exponentially for musicians, podcasts, and advertisers,” says Steven, Everett, owner of Numella.The app provides musicians with a unique opportunity to promote their music to a diverse and far reaching audience. Riders across the country would be able to listen to the latest single or top-track of an independent artist, while advertisers can market a business with exciting content.“We truly believe that Numella can help musicians and podcast producers push their content to a brand new audience, all while making things simple, fun, and convenient. Rideshare is only projected to grow in the years ahead, and we see Numella playing a large role in what riders listen to while they cruise along from point A to point B.”

Chicago, Illinois, United States

Chicago gig workers and organizers are joining with the nation’s largest organization of rideshare drivers to launch a Chicago branch of the Independent Drivers Guild (IDG), a drivers’ rights organization affiliated with the Machinists Union. IDG-Chicago will aim to empower Chicago gig workers and advocate for rights, protections and benefits for the drivers who keep Chicago moving.The longtime Chicago rideshare driver organizers behind Gig Workers Matter are joining forces and becoming part of the IDG to expand efforts to empower the city’s tens of thousands of rideshare drivers. Gig Workers Matter has played a critical role in advocating for Chicago rideshare drivers and other gig economy workers, from mobilizing hundreds of Chicago drivers to advocate for their rights in the state legislature to providing critical information and support to drivers during the COVID-19 pandemic. These Chicago driver-organizers will expand their work advocating for gig workers as IDG-Chicago while benefiting from the experience and expertise of being part of the nation’s largest and most impactful driver organization.Chicago rideshare drivers Lenny Sanchez, Steven Everett, and Mark Smithivas who co-founded Gig Workers Matter and helped organize Chicago’s largest gig worker actions like a demonstration at the Chicago Uber hub, and a rolling advocacy action at O’Hare. The three said they were excited to scale up driver advocacy efforts in their hometown with IDG-Chicago.They hike prices for riders, cut pay for drivers and change the app whenever they want and drivers don’t have any recourse. We’re excited to launch IDG-Chicago to fight back,” said rideshare driver and IDG-Chicago co-founder Lenny Sanchez.“IDG beat the odds to win higher pay and benefits for drivers in New York City and working together, we know we can do the same here in Chicago,” said Steven Everett, a Chicago rideshare driver who has been organizing gig workers in Chicago for over two years.

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