Why NFTs will change the Future of Music | LIVE Announcement | GaryVee x Budweiser Royalty

On the opportunity side, NFTs could unlock special album incentives. You could get access to certain live stream. You can get limited edition albums. That's an interesting kind idea of incremental revenue for these players, but a key role for, as we've talked about, for these labels, is also this VC element to it. Imagine if I was a mid-tier artist... See more

Music NFTs are heading for a breakout. It may be the year of the ear. If 2021 saw the proliferation of profile picture NFTs, 2022 could elevate music NFTs. Musicians, fans, and vertical NFT marketplaces like Catalog could all win big.

"When we look at what happened with streaming, the artists who adopted early and understood how to leverage the streaming platforms in terms of cadence of release, number of releases a year, and how to market those releases through social, sped past artists who were coming from the iTunes download world.We saw a totally streaming native star come o... See more

MusicThe fast-growing ecosystem in the music NFTs is also noticeable. Fan rewards and royalties are two significant differences between Web2.0 and Web3.0 musical collectables.

Music NFTs are where digital art was in 2020: About to redefine the value and (100x) the business model of the medium forever. 🧵

Despite the recent downturn, the music industry’s interest in web3 is still as strong as ever. Artists, managers and labels are all coming around to the idea that web3 represents a massive opportunity to re-architect how musicians earn a living and connect with their fans. As an artist or manager, you might be wondering what your web3 strategy is g... See more