Music

Music has long been a unique, universally understandable way of self-expression. But it also goes a long way beyond art – music is also a large business which gives jobs to thousands of artists, producers, stage operators, designers, to mention only a few. Today, the music industry is shifting into the digital realm with a pace previously unseen.

In a heartwarming show of solidarity from the crypto community, Bitcoin-led casino Bitcasino, along with The Giving Block -- a renowned name in charity -- present the D3 (Donate, Dance, Decentralize) virtual concert, a music and dance digital event to raise funds in support of efforts to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.

Many people in the academic, art, music and other innovation sectors produce content on a daily basis and their content has to be copyright protected.

August 16, 2018 - VIENNA - Qravity, a media production and distribution platform that offers decentralized creative teams royalties for making movies, video games, music, and other forms of premium digital entertainment, is pleased to announce the launch of its token presale.

Akon, a successful African music producer plans to build a huge city in Senegal based on a cryptocurrency that looks to be the saviour of Africa and the world at large. Akon, whose real name is "Aliaume Thiam" was born in Missouri and currently lives in the United States though he spent a lot of his childhood moment in Senegal.

The music industry’s business model has always been broken. For over 100 years artists have been paid a fraction of the earnings their music makes.

Soundeon OÜ is pleased to announce that it has appointed the well-known crypto and ICO expert David Drake to its advisory board.

Over the past couple of years, Blockchain technology has quickly risen to mainstream prominence and it is believed that it will shake up and disrupt various industries such as Banking, Energy, Music, VR/AR, Health Care and several others. However, one of the industries that is most in need of a blockchain intervention is Digital Advertising.

For years now, two entertainment genres have been developing alongside each other - exponentially but separately. They serve disparate populations and offer different user experiences. And while some lucky folks do appreciate and actively participate in both worlds, others reject one or the other, or possibly even fail to recognize the other’s valid presence in entertainment. These two worlds are Virtual Reality (VR) and live music. VR platform CEEK has developed a way to not only merge them, but also to revolutionize the way we watch live music.