Music NFTs & Royalties – The End of Record Labels?

[Akure]

This concept is definitely intriguing! The idea of fractional music ownership through NFTs could reshape the way fans engage with artists, but mainstream adoption might hinge on ease of use and clear financial benefits. While some artists seem to be making real gains, others might find the NFT model more hype than substance. Platforms like Royal and Sound.xyz are promising, but their long-term impact remains to be seen. The real question: will this empower independent musicians, or will it become another speculative market driven by a few major players.

 

[Chicki Akiba]

This is a game-changer for the music industry! The idea of owning a piece of a song and earning royalties is HUGE! Artists finally have a way to connect directly with fans while securing long-term income.

Will mainstream listeners adopt it? Maybe not overnight, but as platforms like Royal and Sound.xyz make it easier, mass adoption is just a matter of time!

Artists making more money? If they keep creative control and avoid middlemen, then YES! But it all depends on execution.

 

[ELIZA]

Stop scrolling if you’re a music lover!

Artists are now selling NFTs that grant owners a share of royalties—meaning you can own a piece of a song and get paid when it streams.

Sounds great, right? But…

Will mainstream listeners adopt this, or is it too complex?
Do artists really make more money with NFTs, or is it just hype?
Which platforms (Royal, Sound.xyz) are actually delivering results?

Is this the future of music ownership, or just another NFT experiment?

Music NFTs could be a game-changer for artists, but mainstream adoption might take time—too complex for casual listeners right now. Platforms like Royal and Sound.xyz are making strides, but it's still early days!

 

[GIFZE]

Stop scrolling if you’re a music lover!

Artists are now selling NFTs that grant owners a share of royalties—meaning you can own a piece of a song and get paid when it streams.

Sounds great, right? But…

Will mainstream listeners adopt this, or is it too complex?
Do artists really make more money with NFTs, or is it just hype?
Which platforms (Royal, Sound.xyz) are actually delivering results?

Is this the future of music ownership, or just another NFT experiment?

Music NFTs have potential, but they’re still a bit complex for mainstream listeners to fully adopt. Platforms like Royal and Sound.xyz are delivering results, but we’re still waiting to see how it evolves!

 

[Lotus]

Stop scrolling if you’re a music lover!

Artists are now selling NFTs that grant owners a share of royalties—meaning you can own a piece of a song and get paid when it streams.

Sounds great, right? But…

Will mainstream listeners adopt this, or is it too complex?
Do artists really make more money with NFTs, or is it just hype?
Which platforms (Royal, Sound.xyz) are actually delivering results?

Is this the future of music ownership, or just another NFT experiment?

Music NFTs are cool, giving fans a chance to earn royalties, but mainstream adoption might be tricky with all the complexity. Platforms like Royal and Sound.xyz are showing promise, but it’s still early to say if this is the future of music ownership or just hype.