Callum Wanderloots β¨
@wanderloots.eth
I could use your help! π I'm meeting with a musician friend who's interested in getting more into web3, crypto, and NFTs. What are some of the most interesting/valuable/successful ways you've seen musicians incorporate NFTs or web3 principles? Any suggestions are much appreciated π«‘
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Naomi
@afrochicks
i think your friend should take a look at what @coopahtroopa.eth is doing with coop records hell prob have a podcast or something where hes spoken about it and they could connect with some amazing musicians who are onchain like @leopastel @callmelatasha @patdimitri @saraphillips @jaydenhills @devanibiza @mialailanii @iamlosi
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Danica Swanson
@danicaswanson
Check out "Web3 For Musicians" by @supersigil, aka Alex Roth, for some ideas. Really well-written piece, too. https://jazzfuel.com/web3-for-musicians/
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Sean Mundy π©π₯
@seanmundy
music seems to have been a "harder" sell here, but platforms like sound (https://www.sound.xyz/) seem to have the most traction in terms of mints and volume, from what I can see it's a low price high edition for a long period of time type thing even "free" mints here in web3 payout like 30x what a normal stream does on Spotify though so the value prop is still quite reasonable for an artist to dip their toes into this space even casually. to answer your question directly though, I haven't seen that many artists go above and beyond in terms of tokens, they often just offer them the same way you would offer an mp3/wav file on Bandcamp, the secondary market and royalties is definitely unique for musicians though, not really a thing elsewhere for artists to get any after the initial sale of music. good luck to your pal who wants to join us though!
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