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wants everyone to know that music streaming royalties today are basiically a scam. He makes a case for why music NFTs can change that. cc:

youtube.com/watch?v=k9zxSH

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5:04 PM · Jun 16, 2022

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Bundling and Unbundling cyle. Spotify bundled perfectly and lost the individuality. People want collectibles and connection to the artist. Vinyl sales making a comeback for this reason. Teens buy Vinyl even if they don‘t have a player.

Retro music boom pushes vinyl record sales over $1 billion for the first time in 35 years

Vinyl records continue to have a moment.

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Woah woah wait here. But this doesn’t solve for how to get paid fairly for enjoyment of your music, in fact it seems to shift the onus onto the artist to engage in a cycle of promotion and community building instead of… being an artist?