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How Web3 Can Help Musicians Make a Living Wage

Talkat Consensus 2022 · 2022-06-09..06-12
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Argues that Web3 lets musicians keep ownership, prove value and charge directly by minting on Zora, Catalog, Sound.xyz and even OpenSea, recommending multi‑chain drops to reach different audiences; gives concrete wins — sold first piece in three minutes and a music video sold for $50,000 — and operational moves like running community classes (Zoretopia) to onboard wallets, plus labels experimenting with artist-first deals and label Monstercat building direct platforms; flags problems: fraud, racism, financial illiteracy and risk of reproducing old industry dynamics.

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  1. 0:00Introductions to web3
  2. 3:47Labels vs. artist autonomy
  3. 10:44Revaluing music as art
  4. 15:59Ethos and community building
  5. 20:25Defining music NFTs
  6. 29:06Platform and chain strategy
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