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Music NFT culture is alive and well.
NFT NYC was full of music-focused events, with my personal highlights being the Music NFT Movement, wavWRLD, Music3, Venice, Culture Re-Mixer, CC0 Mixtape and Zoratopia.
If you made it out to the Music NFT Movement - please DM me to claim a limited POAP from the event!
It’s clear that a new wave of artists are forming - specifically those with a consistent presence in web3.
Mint prices across the board are coming down to earth, with most editions going for less than 0.1 ETH - or less than $100 at today’s prices.
The trend goes to show that growing your collector base is more important than optimizing for profit, and free mints are starting to become a more common way to do so.
The “drop culture” around Music NFTs is starting to fade in favor of a more free, less intense culture around minting.
As someone speaking to artists everyday, I’m excited to see people worrying less about a sell out, more about making sure there’s an access point for anyone who’s keen to join the ride.
With that in mind - expect July to be a big month for Music NFTs.
While the space has been relatively quiet over the course of June, there are a number of big projects set to debut in the coming weeks.
Until then, here are some to keep an eye on.
Grammy-award winning artist Pharrell joins Doodles in an executive role.
Dozens of Music NFT community members make the NFT Now 100.
A week after selling out Red Rocks, San Holo plays an intimate set featuring his upcoming generative music collection on SoundMint.
The iconic duo behind the Chainsmokers and Mantis VC share their web3 thesis on Bankless.
For the second time, Angelbaby tops the charts with their new single “View From the Moon”.
The ZDK gives developers more tools to create NFT products.
I joined NFT Now to give an overview on the evolving Music NFT landscape.
Degentraland - Music Communities
This Week in Music NFTs is curated by Coopahtroopa and free to subscribe. To stay up with the movement, follow me on Twitter!
Music NFT culture is alive and well.
NFT NYC was full of music-focused events, with my personal highlights being the Music NFT Movement, wavWRLD, Music3, Venice, Culture Re-Mixer, CC0 Mixtape and Zoratopia.
If you made it out to the Music NFT Movement - please DM me to claim a limited POAP from the event!
It’s clear that a new wave of artists are forming - specifically those with a consistent presence in web3.
Mint prices across the board are coming down to earth, with most editions going for less than 0.1 ETH - or less than $100 at today’s prices.
The trend goes to show that growing your collector base is more important than optimizing for profit, and free mints are starting to become a more common way to do so.
The “drop culture” around Music NFTs is starting to fade in favor of a more free, less intense culture around minting.
As someone speaking to artists everyday, I’m excited to see people worrying less about a sell out, more about making sure there’s an access point for anyone who’s keen to join the ride.
With that in mind - expect July to be a big month for Music NFTs.
While the space has been relatively quiet over the course of June, there are a number of big projects set to debut in the coming weeks.
Until then, here are some to keep an eye on.
Grammy-award winning artist Pharrell joins Doodles in an executive role.
Dozens of Music NFT community members make the NFT Now 100.
A week after selling out Red Rocks, San Holo plays an intimate set featuring his upcoming generative music collection on SoundMint.
The iconic duo behind the Chainsmokers and Mantis VC share their web3 thesis on Bankless.
For the second time, Angelbaby tops the charts with their new single “View From the Moon”.
The ZDK gives developers more tools to create NFT products.
I joined NFT Now to give an overview on the evolving Music NFT landscape.
Degentraland - Music Communities
This Week in Music NFTs is curated by Coopahtroopa and free to subscribe. To stay up with the movement, follow me on Twitter!
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