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In this episode of On Chain Experiments, we explore the intersection of decentralized networks and music NFTs and how they can help create a more equitable music industry. We delve into the impact of Universal Basic Income on music projects and how distributing income from NFT sales to as many people as possible can revitalize the industry. Our expert speakers, including Steph Guerrero, Watcher.eth, Dragaan, PaperHandPapi and more, share their insights on the importance of decentralized networks and how they are like spider webs of opportunity, connecting musicians, fans and communities. We also discuss the idea of music NFT drops as sources of new energy, like in a mushroom community, that can help revitalize the network as a whole. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the future of music, technology and the role they play in shaping a more equitable and sustainable industry.
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Paper Hand Papi: https://twitter.com/PapiOshu
Watcher.eth: https://twitter.com/watchereth
Dragaan: https://twitter.com/dragaan_v1
DALL-E Cover photo prompt: A 3d render of Jay Z music studio
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onchainexperiments/supportIn this episode of On Chain Experiments, we catch up with J Mack Ent., the creator of Wura, a groundbreaking music NFT. Join us as we delve into the world of universal basic income and the future of music NFTs. J Mack shares her experiences since the launch of Wura, including pay cuts and a move back to her hometown. She also shares her vision for her next project, connecting the diaspora through music and language. Tune in to hear J Mack's unique perspective on the intersection of technology and creativity.
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Cover photo prompt: a 3D render of memphis music lab
J Mack Ent: https://twitter.com/jmack_ent
--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onchainexperiments/supportOn Chain Experiments is back and this time we're exploring the intersection of music and blockchain technology with our special guest, Sagrado.eth. As a leading web3 musician, Sagrado regularly publishes his music under CC0 and is passionate about supporting the growth of the music NFT space in Latin America. In this episode, we'll dive into the world of universal basic income + music NFTs. As always, we'll discuss how artists can use blockchain technology to monetize their work, the potential benefits and challenges, and the future of music on the blockchain. Join us as we explore the latest On Chain Experiments in the world of music and nfts.
Cover photo prompt: a 3D render of pueblo sagrado, a mexican city with a TortillerÃa and lots of latin vegetation
Sagrado: https://twitter.com/sagradothesound
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--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/onchainexperiments/supportToday's episode features my favorite musician in web3: Sagrado.
Sagrado was one of the early artists to release music nfts on Mint Songs.Â
Now, Sagrado is experimenting with CC0 Licensing for his beats.
This is the first episode in a series we're doing with Sagrado around CC0 licensing for music nfts.
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