10mo
In part 1, we asked how we can play a game together when we don’t know the rules to the game yet. Wild Awake is an experiment in scene building. And w...
Wild Awake fifth drop artist - Iris Ell We probably all have memories of long drives listening to music. Iris Ell is no different and it was her siste...
1y
In the heyday of the bull market, every group of people working on something together became a DAO. Everything was ‘emergent strategy’, but now - in t...
Wild Awake fourth drop artist - Clyma Clyma has been through a process to get to be the artist he is now. What started with The Infadels deformed and ...
One of the issues in crypto right now is that too much is about ‘brand’ and not enough is about ‘trust.’ Think about some of the communities you’re a ...
Wild Awake third drop artist - Rilles Rilles’ brand of electronic music fits into many different genres. It incorporates elements of lo-fi and makes u...
Wild Awake looks for those Web3 homes for music which support artists properly - providing artist-owned contracts, transparency, and autonomy. The Wil...
Wild Awake second drop artist - simmerdown simmerdown is a sample fanatic, and her music has roots in the cultures that surround that, from hip hop to...
Wild Awake is an experiment in scene building through a common cultural ethos. It uses Web3 tools and structures to help artists, collectors, and musi...
First Wild Awake drop with C O N T X T C O N T X T is an artist from Cornwall, UK. His productions blur the lines between Rave and Ambient. Twisting g...
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2y
It’s about a year now since Bas and I started writing about NFTs and becoming ever more active in Web3. A lot has changed, but I’m still seeing the fi...
If you read a lot about music, especially the music business, it’s difficult to escape the impression that it’s all about value and the creation there...
After the NFT money hype this past spring, we moved into a space that focused more on the utility an NFT can carry. Taking a cue from the world of gam...
We live in an attention economy. How long have we lived in an attention economy though? Is this a social media thing? Or is it an internet thing? Can ...
In the heyday of the CD age, it was hard to make it as an artist. But there was a blueprint for what needed to happen. All that changed with peer-to-p...
3y
On the one hand, Web3 is going through its own decades-long development and adoption cycle. On the other hand, we see fast-moving changes in the way a...
We’re all full of the new Kanye West record, his open work-in-progress way of putting the record together and, of course, his Donda Stemplayer. This w...
DAOs are hot right now. In the world of blockchains if you bring together a couple of people who share profits, voting rights, or create some form of ...
Musicians are often thought to be a resilient bunch: They have to work jobs on the side to make their music; They face lots of competition from othe...
