In 2010, Ahmad Al-Shagra wrote an article in The Next Web looking at the two major MySpace-style music platforms in the Middle East, predicting that Intel Capital-backed Jeeran Music would succeed, while Bahrain’s underdog, Mideast Tunes, could benefit from an overhaul. Three years later, the page has turned, and Jeeran has pivoted into being a web and mobile platform for local place reviews. Its music arm, Jeeran Music, relaunched as Bandoora in July 2011, and then closed down last…
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