[2] The service however was quickly put on hold "until further notice", as stated on Baboom's website, even before it could celebrate its first year.

[2] It also stated the service gives artists 90% of the revenue, fair trade streaming, premium following, a rights management system and a career analytics system.

[2] Russel Brown of the Public Address blog said in a review that: the most interesting thing about Baboom is the way it addresses some of the problems with the streaming market we've discussed here in recent weeks.

Its "fair trade streaming" model works in a fundamentally different way to Spotify et al.[3]The service supported both iOS and Android.

The apps had limited functionality, with the only features being playing and downloading music.