Tag: sandbox web3

Last month, Music Ally held its first in-person event in two years, the Sandbox Summit web3 Special in London. It was sold out, with a day of talks and panels exploring what web3 means for musicians and for the music industry....

The final session at our Sandbox Summit Web3 Special conference this week focused on music in the metaverse.

The music industry is excited about the potential offered by games and virtual worlds, but are its licensing models flexible enough?

After NFTs, DAOs and web3 music services, the final topic for our Sandbox Summit Web3 Special conference this week was the metaverse.

Music Ally’s Sandbox Summit Web3 Special took place on 28th June in London – it was a great event that delivered new learnings and clarified some key questions in the web3 space. (You can read our news reporting and analysis...

The biggest music streaming services, from Spotify to YouTube, were born in the Web 2.0 era. What will a web3 music service be though?

There is more to web3 than NFTs, and one of the most interesting aspects of this space is DAOs. Decentralised autonomous organisations.

It's relatively easy to make a music NFT, but marketing them well? That's a separate challenge, and an important one.

Forget breaking the internet: NFTs might just be breaking research firm Gartner's famous 'Hype Cycle' theory.

Music Ally first wrote about Fanaply before the term NFTs was in popular use, when its focus was on 'limited-edition digital collectibles'.

Global Rockstar was founded in 2014, and is one of the companies exploring crowdfunding where fans own a share in artists' tracks.

Startup Cirkay emerged this year with a 'Fan Pass' technology used by British band The Amazons to sell 'digital box set NFTs'.