Jlove’s Ultimate Guide to Web3 Music

To experience the depths of whats possible creatively and technically, I recommend you start with this headless band called CHAOS 👇

Chaos is 80 human beings from all over the world converged on the Songcamp server for 8 weeks of collective creation. Of these 80 individuals: 45 are musicians, 9 visual artists, 6 engineers, 5 radio producers, 3 economists, 2 lore masters and 7 operatives gluing it all together.

Check out the pioneers in the web3 music industry.

Catalog offers a new medium for music. One of one digital records. Owned by you. Free from platforms. A blank canvas for a new world of music ownership. Fans have paid artists over $3 million using Catalog records.

Ready to collect? These are the NFT marketplaces where you can find music NFTs

Welcome and gm! It’s easy to get overwhelmed trying to keep up with everything coming out. Best advice I have is don’t.

You’re gonna miss a lot and that’s ok. There’s always another train going by.

Start by collecting and listening to some of the projects I’ve mentioned above. I update this page frequently so check back in.

If you’re ready to dive into the web3 rabbit hole, I’ve put together everything you need to WAGMI. 👇

Because they are at the intersection of art + technology + culture. Smart contracts executed on public blockchains empower independent creators to control how much and how often they’re paid. And can deliver experiences to fans in new and exciting ways.

And despite what you may have heard, NFTs make the world a better place by empowering people like myself to bypass the gatekeepers of the traditional music business.

When you collect music on-chain, you own it for as long as the blockchain it resides on is in existence.

This is not financial advice, but there is also an incentive to collect music NFTs because, as an emerging new tech movement, they may be resold on secondary markets.