Picture this: you walk beneath a lighted marquee into a vibe-heavy room and blend into a building crowd. Drink in hand, you and your friends exchange stories of the performer’s previous shows and who was first to discover them. The house music seeds the subtle rise in energy as the stage techs ensure the musical mise-en-scene is set. As the lights fade, all of the individuals in the room become one entity caught in the small beat between the darkness and the explosion of the first chord. This is live music.
Throughout the pandemic, many have tried to harness this experience with live streamed events, and while some have been successful, most would say the code has yet to be cracked on delivering a compelling remote music experience. Web3 is a collective capability rooted in blockchain technology and decentralization that is often linked to VR, AR, NFTs, Tokens,…
