Nov 28, 2017
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There are plenty of companies hoping to disrupt the music industry by disintermediating the big establishment players (record labels, publishers, ticket sellers) by adopting cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Etherium and applying blockchain principles to transactions. The idea is to break down the barriers that separate fans with music creators. Nice in theory, but will it work?
nice writeup by Alan Cross at A Journal Of Musical Things (a good music blog to follow).
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Podding the Tunes 2
Podcasts come out more frequently than we’d like sometimes, and in 2018, I blogged about some of the more interesting sources (here). Since then, we’ve discovered some new ones that we like and think are worth sharing. Most of the links are to the Podtails tracker website or Podbean, no hunting for the RSS feed. So, here we go … Rockenteurs with Gary Kemp and Guy Pratt – Rockenteurs has built a…
5 songs you must hear this week: 04 April 2022
5 songs you must hear this week: 04 April 2022
It’s almost that time of year when we can think about rolling down the windows and turning up the music. Any of these songs make you feel like doing that? 1. Oliver Tree, Cowboys Don’t CryCowboy Tears (Atlantic)Recommend If You Like: Er, naked buff cowboys? First, this is not a country song and album. Second, the video will grab your attention for obvious reasons. Then you’ll notice the “bowl…
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