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Open editions are coming to Sound.
In a recent push for open editions in the wider NFT market - we’re about to experience a new playbook for Music NFTs.
The pitch is simple - mint as many NFTs as you want during a fixed time interval.
Want to prove that you were there first but not need to worry about missing the drop in the first second? Well this is your chance.
While I don’t think open editions are the end all by all for collecting content - it’s a step in the right direction.
And with some of the sectors biggest artists piloting the release, it should make for an exciting week to be a collector.
Meanwhile - the LNRZ team took a trip to Joshua Tree this weekend for their first writing camps.
With appearances from Reo Cragun, DLG, Clear Eyes, Daniel Allan, Bloody White, Iman Europe, Heno, Lackhoney, Vaarwell, Mark Johns, Madalen Duke, Kaelin Ellis and Tate Tucker - more than 20 songs were made over the course of a week.
All that goes to say - we’re in for quite the ride this year.
I gave my perspective on artist development in web3 to get back into the habit of publishing once a week.
And finally, I updated my Music NFT Starter Pack playlist to give you a taste into the brewing world.
See you inside.
Listen to Freshly Minted on Spinamp.
Sound shares a new mint format with featured pilot artists.
Catalog welcomes a new wave of curators in their third program.
Hume welcomes Adrian Karvinen to the mix.
Bello opens its door to new users alongside new features.
KOTA prepares to mint their Season One drop.
KOTA: The Story So Far 
)
Probably a Label releases a Music NFT with an Azuki virtual artist.
This Week in Music NFTs is free to subscribe. Follow me to stay up with the latest!
Disclosure: I am an investor in Sound, Catalog and Hume and an advisor to KOTA. I have also collected most of the songs mentioned in Freshly Minted.
Open editions are coming to Sound.
In a recent push for open editions in the wider NFT market - we’re about to experience a new playbook for Music NFTs.
The pitch is simple - mint as many NFTs as you want during a fixed time interval.
Want to prove that you were there first but not need to worry about missing the drop in the first second? Well this is your chance.
While I don’t think open editions are the end all by all for collecting content - it’s a step in the right direction.
And with some of the sectors biggest artists piloting the release, it should make for an exciting week to be a collector.
Meanwhile - the LNRZ team took a trip to Joshua Tree this weekend for their first writing camps.
With appearances from Reo Cragun, DLG, Clear Eyes, Daniel Allan, Bloody White, Iman Europe, Heno, Lackhoney, Vaarwell, Mark Johns, Madalen Duke, Kaelin Ellis and Tate Tucker - more than 20 songs were made over the course of a week.
All that goes to say - we’re in for quite the ride this year.
I gave my perspective on artist development in web3 to get back into the habit of publishing once a week.
And finally, I updated my Music NFT Starter Pack playlist to give you a taste into the brewing world.
See you inside.
Listen to Freshly Minted on Spinamp.
Sound shares a new mint format with featured pilot artists.
Catalog welcomes a new wave of curators in their third program.
Hume welcomes Adrian Karvinen to the mix.
Bello opens its door to new users alongside new features.
KOTA prepares to mint their Season One drop.
KOTA: The Story So Far )
Probably a Label releases a Music NFT with an Azuki virtual artist.
This Week in Music NFTs is free to subscribe. Follow me to stay up with the latest!
Disclosure: I am an investor in Sound, Catalog and Hume and an advisor to KOTA. I have also collected most of the songs mentioned in Freshly Minted.
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