Taking Control of The Web Layer of Your Music Business

Whether you are a budding Bon Iver whose got a pack of experimental sounds to take your listeners on a sonic ethereal journey, or you spitting divine pompous bars like Big Inc, or you make weird broken sounds like Brakence that works wonders, or someone tell Kida Wonder, "we ghas align"—I got something I hope would interest y'all. Let's dig in

Let Me Entertain You With Some Food for Thought

Music is more than words to the soul, it's a vibe you could addEventListener to fire up at every musical note at perfect timing—a vibe that can be felt even by machines meticulously, and can translate where music can determine the flow of a web experience. Fanciable, right? And a DM-away possible, if you have an existing website, or you want it in your developing website with the purpose of extending the experiential interaction beyond music platforms. Having the browser's web page as your canvas, and letting your unbridled imagination go hand-in-hand in crafting a unique user experience for your fans; whether it is a release tease page, a lyrics/visualiser web app, an NFT project, or some gamification to farm metrics to better understand how your fans resonate with your music, and how to serve them better.

In the realm of music, Web3 technology remains in its nascent stages of adoption, yet its potential to revolutionize the industry is undeniable. At its core, Web3 offers transparency and immutability, qualities that could serve as the foundational blocks for groundbreaking ventures within the music ecosystem. Imagine the emergence of decentralized record labels, where artists are not only empowered with greater control over their creative output but also supported directly by their fanbase. Through decentralized platforms, music enthusiasts could participate in the development journey of their favorite artists, contributing to their success and, in return, sharing in the rewards generated from various revenue streams, including touring, merchandise sales, and record releases. This democratization of the music industry could foster a symbiotic relationship between artists and their supporters, ushering in a new era of collaboration and community-driven innovation.

Dessert Time, Business Time

In today's digital age, being a music artist isn't just about making great tunes. It's also about owning your space online, and that means having your own website. Why? Because it's like owning your own stage where you call the shots, and you don't get shoehorned by social media that may not scale SEO-wise, if you don't already have a dense fanbase. With the emergence of Web3 ventures, the game is changing, and artists are taking back control like never before.

Imagine this: You've got a killer track, and you want to sell tickets to your upcoming show or push your latest merch. Instead of relying on third-party platforms that take a cut of your hard-earned cash, having your website means you're the boss, having full agency. You set the prices, you control the sales, and most importantly, you keep more of the profits in your pocket.

But it's not just about the money. It's about connecting with your fans on a deeper level. Your website is your digital playground, where you can share behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive content, and even interact directly with your fans through comments, messages and newsletters keeping them up-to-date. It's like inviting them backstage to hang out with you, and who wouldn't want that?

And let's talk about lyrics. Your words are your art, and they deserve to be treated with respect. Having verified lyrics sourced from your website not only gives fans a reliable source to sing along but also protects your intellectual property. No more guessing games or relying on shady lyric sites. It's all there, straight from the source, and letting you fans annotate what they think of your lyrics like an interactive web app that let's you approve their annotations to promoting connectedness & interaction with the source.

So, whether you're a seasoned pro or an emerging artist on the rise, taking control of the web layer of your music business is essential. With your website as your home base, powered by Web3 technology and other innovative ventures, you're not just making music – you're building a brand, connecting with fans, and taking your career into your own hands. Let's rock it together!

If you're an artist yourself or know someone who creates amazing music, feel free to pass along this message. If they're interested in collaborating with me, you'll receive a 10% commission from the project budget. Consultations with me are completely complimentary. I'm excited about the prospect of working together.

Thank you for reading!