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The non-fungible token tech continues playing a significant role in reshaping the music industry. NFTs offer musicians a novel way to store and sell their music products by offering them unique ownership on a blockchain network. This technology allows music artists to bypass traditional intermediaries, directly connect with fans, and potentially generate new revenue streams. Justin Blau, an American DJ and Producer, is the latest artist to tokenize his new song on the Bitcoin network. 3LAU Tokenizes His New Song On Bitcoin In an August 13 blog post, Ord.io confirmed that DJ Justin Blau has inscribed his new song “will you” as a non-fungible token collection on the Bitcoin blockchain network.Ord.io is a platform focused on Bitcoin NFTs, best known as Ordinals. It serves as an explorer and marketplace for these digital assets, allowing NFT users to search, browse, and interact with inscriptions on the Bitcoin blockchain network. 🚨 BREAKING: DJ and producer @justinb...

With the rising popularity of Web3 and the metaverse, songwriters and musicians are wondering what music licensing will look like in this new space. The term “metaverse” is becoming increasingly common, but while many people have likely heard it used, they often don’t know what it means.  It can be difficult to explain the term to someone outside the Web3 space, as the metaverse is still relatively new and evolving. The most important thing to know is that it has the potential to revolutionize the internet and how people live, work and play. The metaverse is a new frontier of innovation and creativity, centered a great deal around media, which should come as no surprise since many Web2 apps are as well, especially music. There are entire social media platforms dedicated to sharing music, and those that aren’t have incorporated music in other ways. While this has increased awareness about music licensing in digital spaces, it has also highlighted that some systems in place are outdate...

The “Parisland” metaverse experience will launch in time for Valentine's Day to give budding lovebugs a space to meet, at least virtually. Swiping right in the metaverse Famous New York socialite, Paris Hilton thinks the Metaverse may be the perfect place to find one’s true love. In a Feb. 9 tweet, the celebrity and reality TV star said she will be working with The Sandbox (SAND) to bring “Parisland” to life. The idea is essentially a Virtual Reality (VR) dating experience crossed with a reality dating show and is slated for a Feb. 13 release in time for Valentine’s Day. Get ready to party on the beach, pick up cute collectibles and explore my newest tropical Parisland metaverse! I'm launching a new experience in @TheSandboxGame on February 13th https://t.co/roREhkM4LF pic.twitter.com/cdSY5OEC2o — ParisHilton (@ParisHilton) February 9, 2023 According to a Feb. 9 statement, players will participate in an “in-game dating reality show” hosted by Hilton, where they will virtua...