RENO, Nev. — Sunn Stream, a new streaming platform with personal growth, great music and exceptional entertainment content launched today with a large collection of both original and licensed content. Sunn Stream was created as a community hub for content lovers and an avenue for independent artists to get their content out into the world in lieu of bringing material to larger studios.
“We believe in the transformative power of storytelling and its ability to shape our perspectives,” said Garrett Sutton, president of Sunn Stream. “By providing a platform that celebrates genuine artistic expression and nurtures creativity, we aim to create an inclusive community where independent creators can thrive and audiences can discover extraordinary content that resonates with their hearts and minds.”
Sunn Stream will be more transparent with creators, going beyond the conventions of larger streaming services. Transparency initiatives include providing filmmakers insights on analytics of their content via Sunn Stream, such as how often it is viewed.
Sunn Stream’s launch also celebrates the exclusive premiere of “The Cream Acoustic Sessions,” a documentary following the final album recording of former Eric Clapton band. After decades of estrangement, Cream bandmates Pete Brown and Ginger Baker collaborated to produce “Heavenly Cream,” an acoustic tribute to the band. The documentary is premiering in conjunction with album’s release.
“We are pleased to team up with Sunn Stream to exclusively premiere ‘Heavenly Cream’ for our American audience,” said Mark AJ Water, director of “The Cream Acoustic Sessions.”
Exclusive, limited merchandise is also available to Sunn Stream subscribers to celebrate the documentary premiere. Just 300 Cream T-shirts for Cream are available to any subscribers who purchase a 1-year subscription.
Music Entertainment is a prioritized content category for Sunn Stream. “The Cream Acoustic Sessions” joins an extensive library of music-centered content, including a 17-part music interview documentary series from Tony Palmer featuring bands like The Rolling Stones and The Beatles. Red Bell Music is a show featuring rising independent bands, furthering Sunn Stream’s commitment to independent artists.
Beyond prioritizing original content from independent filmmakers, Sunn Stream is entering the streaming market staunchly against the use of AI-generated content. Their coined term “Brain Freedom” encapsulates this ideal: Sunn Stream vows it won’t host any AI-generated content on their platform. Sunn Stream’s new platform also launches in-tandem with its foundation, Brain Freedom Fund, Inc. Sunn Stream’s nonprofit foundation will direct 15 percent of net profits to supporting independent filmmakers creating art without the help of AI.
“We want to defend Brain Freedom here at Sunn Stream, and the rise of AI is putting it under attack,” said Sutton. “By rejecting the use of AI-generated content, we are committed to preserving the true spirit of artistry and providing a platform where independent creators can showcase their raw talent.”
Sunn Stream has several key content categories besides music for a wide variety of audiences. These primary categories include:
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Kids Financial Literacy
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Outdoor Adventure
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Success DNA’s “Know And Grow” Personal Development Series
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Music Entertainment
Sunn Stream is available via a monthly or yearly subscription fee. Customers can view content on Sunn Stream for $5.99/mo. or $59.99/yr. For more information, visit www.sunnstream.com.
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About Sunn Stream:
Sunn Stream is more than a streaming platform — it’s a journey into hallowed halls of untold stories. Formed in August 2022, Sunn Stream was created as a community of human content providers offering personal growth, great music and exceptional entertainment. Many creators today lack points of distribution, so Sunn Stream will create and distribute its own offerings without resorting to artificial intelligence for content creation. More than anything, Sunn Stream is your place to get lost in a spell-binding selection of movies, documentaries, and shows. And when the credits roll, the fun is just beginning.
