NFTs democratize music industry and redistribute song rights
EDM artist R3HAB and music community anotherblock are using NFTs to share song royalties with everyone involved in the process of launching a song — including fans.
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EDM artist R3HAB and music community anotherblock are using NFTs to share song royalties with everyone involved in the process of launching a song — including fans.
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