Onchain music debates continued into this week.
Thought leaders shared their opinions on where Music NFTs went wrong - and where improvement can be made.
A lot of valid points were made - and we’re now entering a chapter where products are building with real fans in mind.It’s a net positive and we’re glad to see people sharing their most raw and honest takes on how to move the space forward.
Farcaster announced Farcon - an IRL summit in Venice in May.
PartyDAO announced private chats for parties.
Bonfire revealed Bonfire 2.0 - making it easier for artists to make a website for their music.
Showtime teased a rebrand and a new product.
Zora recapped all the platforms building on top of it.
Tune into our latest podcast episode to hear from BlockchainBrett and his thoughts.
Want to learn more? DM us to join the Invest in Music chat.
We’re giving away a free IM Pass to the first person who DMs us their thoughts on the market.
Invest in Music is sponsored by Coop Records - an onchain record label.
Coop Records has released 100+ songs onchain with artists like Daniel Allan, RŌHKI and BLOODY.
They collaborated on drops like ORIGINS, Faceless and Existential Dance Music.
If you see a * next to a song - this means that there is overlap with Coop Records.
To submit your project to Coop Records - email demos@cooprecords.xyz.
Farcaster Community Announces Farcon
Farcaster Takes over Venice in May for their annual summit.
Every Party now has a private group chat for its members.
A new update to our favorite website builder for onchain artists.
Showtime pauses operations and focuses on a new venture to help creators.
Base Begins Open-Sources Their Meetups
Be a part of the future and build on Base.
Zora showcases platforms building on top of them.
Check out what we were listening to this week on our Sound Playlist.
See the thread here.
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