Network Archives: The Fractured Sounds of Common Ground
Why are music collectives so hard to manage even in a web3 world?
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Logs and Data Backpacks: How RAC and Jack Spallone's Oscillator Is Trying to Fill the Social-Music Void
The Factory.fm app is hoping a focus on open source code and avoiding the music licensing quagmire will lead to elusive success in the music social graph-o-sphere
AI Generative Music Platform Jen Signals A New Wave Of AI Copyright Compliance
It will use blockchain to verify its creations and remain clear of any rights holder violations
Testing Supercollector, the Bandcamp-like Platform Championing a ‘New Value’ for On-Chain Music
Advances in wallet creation and lower pricing through L2s are helping musicians post music on-chain with Supercollector
Listening to ‘Scenes’: the Connective Experiment from Sound of Fractures that Reminds Us What We’re Doing Here
Making music and art for the pure joy of it doesn’t necessarily get easier just because web3 is involved
Pariah Carey Part Four: New Frontiers and the Science of Music Discoverability
Sometimes the algos need to be investigated and changed, but how does a musician do that?
Pariah Carey Part Three: Mysterious Marketing and Trying to Game the Algo
How to game the algo for streaming music success is shrouded in mystery but some tools are out there for emerging artists
What Will 2024 Bring? A Look Ahead from Some of Our Favorite People in Crypto
After a stagnant 2023 the crypto industry is ready to shake off the gloom and keep building. We spoke to some of the most interesting people in the space about what they hope to see in 2024.