iOKi by gridMob - Karaoke app for iPhone

gridMob has released the first true karaoke experience for iPhone and iPod Touch, with more than a touch of flair: branding by Interscope hit artist Lady Gaga. Lady Gaga worked with gridMob to develop a customized version of iOKi, gridMob's new application that delivers true Karaoke anywhere including the ability to browse and purchase karaoke tracks from a vast and fast-growing selection of songs, from right within the application. Lady Gaga iOKi includes four Lady Gaga karaoke tracks featuring her master recordings, plus the newly released "Bad Romance" from her soon to be released album "Fame Monster" and is timed to release in connection with the release of Fame Monster.

Turning any iPhone or iPod Touch into a fun and professional karaoke machine featuring the theme, images and video of Lady Gaga, Lady Gaga iOKi is expected to be available later this month for U.S. $4.99 through the iTunes App store. Details are available today at www.iokikaraoke.com. Supported languages include in English, Japanese, Korean and Chinese. gridMOB expects to deliver other versions of iOKi branded by many of the industry's leading artists later this year, as well as its own version of the application.

With iOKi, people can use their iPhone or iPod Touch to easily search their karaoke song library by artist, song title, era, genre, gender or album title. In the seamlessly integrated iOKi store, song selections are regularly updated and range from the 1950s to today's hits from genres such as crooners, pop, rock, country, show tunes, hip-hop, folk, ballads, indie, emo and more. Songs can also be searched by popularity and by new releases. iOKi's easy setup only requires a headset microphone. With Lady Gaga iOKi, a slide show featuring images of Lady Gaga are shown behind the words during play.

iOKi also brings karaoke enthusiasts together through popular social networking sites. The iOKi community feature can link to Twitter accounts to let friends know when and what people are performing. More social network connectivity is expected in the near future.