Sean "Diddy" Combs's REVOLT TV is getting a multi-platform distribution deal through AT&Y to expand to a global audience. AT&T U-verse and REVOLT signed an agreement to make Sean "Diddy" Combs's REVOLT available to U-verse TV customers.

"This is a historical day for REVOLT. With a major player like AT&T, more people will be able to access the hottest music and original content on every screen and device," Sean "Diddy" Combs said in a statement.

"This agreement shows the world that REVOLT is a force in the media industry."

REVOLT will be available in the U300 package as early as July 27, 2015 and will include rights to On Demand video and content on the go, giving AT&T U-verse customers virtually unlimited access to Combs' "#1 name in music."

REVOLT launched in October 2013, and is becoming the fastest growing new music cable channel.

"AT&T is excited to bring REVOLT programming to our customers," Mel Coker, chief marketing officer of AT&T Home Solutions, said in a statement.

"REVOLT is a great fit as we strive to bring our customers the content they want, when and where they want it."  

"We are extremely excited about this new deal with AT&T.  This is another strategic step forward with an incredible organization as we approach our second year," added REVOLT SVP, Head of Content Distribution, James Brown.

REVOLT is focused on curating the best of the best in music and engaging youth in social conversation, the multi-genre, multi-platform network offers breaking music news, videos, artist interviews, exclusive performances, and original programming.

"REVOLT is squarely positioned on super-serving millennials on all the devices they consume content.  This robust multi-platform agreement with AT&T ensures that REVOLT is easily accessible and increases the visibility and authoritativeness of our brand," REVOLT CEO, Keith Clinkscales said in a statement. 

REVOLT is accessible 24/7 - anytime, anywhere, any screen. Launched in broadcast on October 2013, REVOLT is available on Time Warner Cable, Comcast, Verizon FiOS, CenturyLink and Suddenlink in 46 of the top 50 U.S. markets including New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Dallas, Miami, Boston, Atlanta, and DC.