Music has become all about numbers and clout, with streaming platforms and social media grossly undervaluing musicians. We aim to change this by creating a music ownership market that appreciates music for its artistic value and cultural significance. By enabling direct ownership of music through NFTs, we ensure artists receive fair value for their work, and collectors can easily and securely support and appreciate their favorite music.

Since Day 1, we’ve strived to bring non-crypto people onchain, making an easy UX an essential component of our platform. Many of our classical and jazz artists were new to crypto, making it difficult for them to interact with EOAs. Users also faced frequent stuck transactions on Polygon due to inaccurate gas price estimations.

To address these issues, we adopted Base as our primary blockchain. The Base network offers incredibly low gas fees and blazing-fast transaction speeds, which are highly appreciated by everyone.

We also integrated Smart Wallet, enhancing the user experience by enabling batch transactions and simplifying processes for users. Additionally, gas sponsorship covers transaction fees, eliminating the need for users to hold native tokens. This is particularly beneficial for artists unfamiliar with the onchain world, allowing them to focus solely on publishing their music.

In our ongoing efforts to improve UX, we identified a key problem: artists often lack the necessary artwork to accompany their music releases, and collectors struggle to understand digital asset ownership, especially about music.

We enable collaboration between musicians and visual artists, achieving multiple goals: musicians can easily acquire high-quality artwork for their releases, and collectors gain a clearer understanding of music NFT ownership through digital art.

By addressing these pain points, we make it easier for artists to release visually appealing music NFTs and for collectors to recognize the value of owning digital assets.