music nft

Tune.FM is a decentralized web3 music streaming platform and music NFT marketplace. Music NFTs, streaming royalty micropayments and social audio for artists & music fans. 

Tune.FM's mission is to create a global independent music marketplace for artists to collaborate, share their music, and connect directly to their fans. Their goal is to democratize access to music and level the playing field for artists around the world. 

We love their slogan: 
"When the music gets played, the artist gets paid!". 
Sounds good, right? Well, listen to the episode and find out WHY and HOW! 

Troy Carter rose to prominence representing and nurturing global superstars including Lady Gaga and John Legend as founder & CEO of Atom Factory. He is the former Global Head of Creator Services for Spotify and the current founder and CEO of Venice Music and Q&A, a technology + media company focused on powering the business of music via distribution, services, and data analytics.

His latest venture is the Venice Music Collective; an independent membership music community for creators where members are given access, opportunities, and the ability to achieve greater wealth as independent artists. Born from the idea that the current industry models for independent artists are limited and/or broken, the goal of Venice Music Collective is to empower and support independent artists and their careers in a more equitable way than what currently exists.

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On this week’s episode of Campfire, Jackson speaks with Greydient and Mark Redito from Songcamp, a community focused on helping artists further their music careers by leveraging web3 technology. Tune into this exciting episode about how web3 is allowing artists to bypass legacy systems, build connections with their audiences, and forge community among fellow artists. 

Topics Covered:

• Songcamp’s First Mirror Article—  (2:27)
• The Current Music Industry And How It Can Stifle Artists— (4:35)
• The Various Web3 Music Organization Types— (7:06)
• Songcamp Retreats— (12:55)
• Songcamp’s Weekly Heartbeat Calls— (14:34)
• Songcamp’s Three Camps— (16:55)
• Songs as NFTs— (18:50)
• The Benefits of Music NFTs for Artists— (21:00)
• Lessons from Genesis Camp— (24:55)
• Lore in Songcamp and other DAOs— (29:00)
• Songcamp’s Latest Camp: Camp Chaos— (32:00)
• How Time At Cabin’s Node Zero Informed Greydient’s Thoughts on Web3— (36:40)
• Barriers to Mainstream Web3 Music Adoption— (40:30)

Want to learn more about what new technologies are waiting to be released? Follow us on Twitter or join our Discord to find out what's in store for us and how we make use of Web3 in both digital and physical space. See you at the next Campfire 🏕️🔥.

Episode Links: 

Music NFTs Chart 

Songcamp Mirror 

Songcamp Twitter

Greydient and Mark on Twitter

Episode Credit: 

Hosted by @JacksonSteger

Sound Engineering by @prodcolin

Produced by @PhilippeIze

Distribution by @alisonclaire and @PhilippeIze

This week’s special guest is music visionary and executive Marc Geiger: co-founder of Lollapalooza, founder and CEO of Artist Direct, head of World Wide Music for William Morris for 20 years, and current CEO and Chairman of SaveLive. As someone who has been named one of the most important people in music and has worked closely with legends such as Trent Reznor and the Rolling Stones, Geiger is the go-to expert for the current state and future of the music industry. 

Geiger discusses his predictions for the comeback of the music industry. Regardless of when live events fully return, Geiger predicts the market will be healthy and robust. Although, a new era of the music industry is coming to fruition called the “Creator’s Era,” which is changing the ways in which artists monetize themselves and connect to their audiences.

Geiger predicts NFTs will converge with the music industry by acting as a decentralized way for musicians to do commerce and connect to audiences. As for the future of NFTs, Geiger posits that they will operate as a digital boarding pass in your phone. It will take on many functions, which can range from being a certificate of authenticity, a shopping cart, or a way to transfer funds. 

Lately, a point of contention in the music industry is the amount of money artists make from streaming services. According to Geiger, the model for streaming rates isn’t necessarily wrong. In fact, it will improve as streaming platforms increase the amount they charge consumers. Because streaming services such as Spotify are in their teenage years, they will continue to grow and create new mechanisms for artists to make money. The current models we see in streaming are merely “base layers” that will continue to evolve.

Stick around to hear Geiger’s experience signing the Rolling Stones as his first artist while at Artist Direct, and how he pioneered e-commerce with Mick Jagger. 

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This episode is presented by: Stubbs, Alderton & Markiles. Contact: salderton@stubbsalderton.com

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Hosted by: Richard Wolpert

Produced by: AJ Moseley

A CurtCo Media Production

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Will live music come back as big as it was?  How will live sports be affected?  What’s happening at the nexus of sports and gaming?

Meet Casey Wasserman, Chairman and CEO of Wasserman, Chairman of the Super-bowl in LA next week, Chairperson of the 2028 Olympics coming to LA and a very generous philanthropist following in the footsteps of his grandfather Lew Wasserman the original Media Mogul.

In this episode we will learn about Wasserman and the 3000 athletes and 2000 musicians that they represent in addition to the social media marketing companies they have acquired.

We will delve into such topics such as live concerts, live sporting events, how they have changed because of Covid and how they should change using the adoption of technology to create a better experience for fans in arena's and stadiums. 

And finally we will touch on mental health issues given some brave athletes who have been outspoken about their own mental health challenges

Timestamps:

4:10 What does Wasserman do? Who and what categories do they represent? 

5:10 Why does Casey choose to be in the categories of sports and music?

5:46 Has the pandemic accelerated the evolution of live performances? 

6:30 The power of live performances and their longevity through the evolution of tech

8:26 Where is VR/AR going in relation to live entertainment? 

11:18 Is streaming gobbling up the TV/Music industry? What will happen to the movie theater experience? 

14:49 How will the increase of bandwidth affect sports and tech in the future? 

16:50 Casey explains what dynamic pricing within live sports can look like

20:38 What is Wasserman doing within e-sports, and how early in the life cycle is the space?

23:54 What are Casey’s thoughts on NFT’s, both in relation to sports and where it might head in the future?

26:33 How does Casey keep a pulse on the world? Where does he allocate his time?

29:00 Casey chats about Wasserman acquiring the North American assets of Paradigm Music.

30:52 What sort of impact did Lewis Wasserman have on Casey growing up? 

32:00 Casey’s shares his thoughts on philanthropy

33:24 What has been the biggest regret in Casey’s career?

34:07 Mental Health is now at the forefront of sports. Casey and Richard share about their own personal thoughts and experiences around the subject. 

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This episode is presented by: Stubbs, Alderton & Markiles. Contact: salderton@stubbsalderton.com

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Hosted by: Richard Wolpert

Produced by: AJ Moseley

A CurtCo Media Production

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At face value, they might not seem like they're worth much to most businesses (and to be honest I didn't see much value in them at first either)...

...but after Omari started explaining them to me, it's no surprise why some music producers like himself and Illmind have already started to leverage them.

They're sort of like a stock that you would trade on a stock exchange, but for influencers and creators.

So let's say I created a Creator Coin for my music production business, Legion Beats; if you wanted to support Legion Beats, you would put capital towards the Legion Beats Creator Coin.

The value of the coin goes up and down, kinda like stocks fluctuate in the stock market, but with Creator Coins there's an added incentive for investing.

That's because you can incentivize people who support your Coin, and one way you can do that is by rewarding people and giving them access to special content and deals only they have access to.

Isn't that pretty sweet?

I'd say so - I can't think of many other currencies that have this much power to build brand loyalty.

DISCLAMIER: It's still a very new concept, though!

That's why I highly suggest you start learning about it ASAP so you're ahead of the competition when more people start adopting it.

Start taking your first steps by watching my discussion with Omari in the newest episode of the MM Podcast.

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By now I'm sure that most, if not all of you have heard of Bitcoin or Ethereum.

If you don't know what makes crypto currencies so special, it's all about the technology they are built behind, the blockchain.

If you don't know much about the blockchain, well you don't need to because I give a basic level explanation for what this mysterious piece of tech is!

What's even more special about it is the near endless posibilities of how we could implement the blockchain with music, especially through distribution.

Come hangout while we explore how the blockchain WILL revolutionize the music industry for artists.

Head to https://enviousaudio.com/episode66 to check out the show notes!

Platinum Artist Dyl is no stranger to the music industry.  With his chart topping hit ''Jordan Belfort'' and over 200 million Spotify streams, we can learn a thing or two from his approach to success.  Dyl is now taking this success into the Music NFT world and providing his audience with VIP Experiences.  He's shared a lot in this episode and breaks down how to approach the NFT world in a way that will set yourself up for success.  His Website is itslit.org

Official Podcast Page https://www.steveryan.com/podcast  

Blog - https://www.steveryan.com/blog  

Community Chat - https://www.steveryan.com/community  

Resources & Tools that May Help You - https://www.steveryan.com/resources

Podcast YouTube Page - https://www.youtube.com/firedupfreedom

Other YouTube Channels to Check Out and Subscribe To 

24/7 Meditation Music - https://www.youtube.com/meditationrest

 Steve Ryan Official YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/steveryanonline

The Abundant Lion (Self Improvement & Business Strategies) - https://www.youtube.com/theabundantlion   

 Freedom Coin - https://www.youtube.com/freedomcoinclub

 NFTs - 

https://www.youtube.com/nftsforfreedom

When we heard Jesse Cannon saying that NFTs are the most important thing to happen to the music industry since Spotify, we got VERY curious.

Marcus and I started doing some digging, figuring we had to find out what all the fuss was about - and let me tell you: we got confused.

And while we did learn some cool things about it, in the end we decided that we would be much better off just getting the master of Musformation himself back on the Your Band Sucks (At Business) podcast for another episode to discuss all things NFTs!

As always, Jesse Cannon brought a refreshing perspective to the current music industry - in NFTs and more!

Listen to this episode to find out how, and why, NFTs could be transforming the music business as you know it.

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Stuff We Mention In This Episode:

Jesse Cannon's Youtube Channel - Musformation - (Seriously, check this out).

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Foundation (Artistic NFT Partnering Platform)

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And Marcus is killing it on the road with multiple bands! Keep up to date with him via his website, here: https://www.marcusmanhas.com

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