Why Musician and NFT Artist Jimmy Edgar Remains Skeptical on Music NFTs
Musician and NFT artist Jimmy Edgar is fully sold on NFT art, but not convinced yet on the uses of NFTs in the music world, he told Decrypt's Kate Irwin.
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