Songwriting and Production
Source: Benji Rogers | Keynote Conversation · SlidesLive dotBlockChain. A great video explanation by smart people as to how blockchain can work within the music business to make the music business great again. Sing it.
When asked why knowing every Beatles’ kit, drum piece, and hardware matters, Astridge answers plainly, “I feel The Beatles’ legacy will go on for centuries. My whole take on this and the reason why I collected drums and gear specific for his my whole life was to help bring Ringo’s kits back to life.” Source:…
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Larry Fink juxtaposes images of Andy Warhol with other photos of working class life in the 1960s Source: Andy Warhol: The Lost Photographs by the Legend Larry Fink | Time.com
Source: Snar_2: An automated snare drum for Aphex Twin by Godfried-Willem Raes Well isn’t this a cool thing, especially for the drummer impaired singer/songwriter class. Controlled by simple midi this complex ‘drum machine’ really has some class.
Can’t you feel the burn? All talk and no action makes for F*cked World. Source: International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, 25 November Now, this could be seen as strange but I was in a music video centred around the sex slave industry. See what you think. over 1.5 million views on…
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This is fascinating and Tapscott knows his business. Encoding the music business into the Block Chain is a great idea!
Blockchain Music Distribution – The Time has come? But the Key remains elusive. Source: Blockchain could be music’s next disruptor
What is required is a decentralized system that incentivizes individuals to act unilaterally; automates the management of royalties and rights around the world; allows users to license tracks in a single transaction; rewards participants for value-creation rather than structural incumbency; and reduces distortions and friction in the market. Source: Very Broken