NFT Platform OneOf Seals Deal With Warner Music
Back in May of last year, we first covered OneOf’s emergence as a growing audio NFT platform after the platform raised $63M in a fundraising effort that specified that a majority of funds raised would be going straight to artist’s pockets. The platform was (and is still) clearly making strides in onboarding substantial talent – […]
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Music-centric NFT platform OneOf has announced that $63M in funds have been raised, with a large bulk of the funds going towards artist rights. Additionally, funding will supply team expansion, building the platform’s existing technology, and supporting independent artists. OneOf is preparing to launch the environmentally-focused NFT platform on the Tezos platform. The OneOf Launch […]
If audio NFTs are “up next,” you can count OpenSea and Warner Music Group (WMG) as two parties that are going to be aggressively present on the frontlines. The leading NFT marketplace and record label conglomerate are pairing up, according to a press release that hit the wire on Thursday morning. Let’s review what we […]
The Grammy Awards will be accompanied by exclusive NFT drops for the foreseeable future. The Recording Academy and OneOf, a green nonfungible token (NFT) marketplace backed by legendary record producer Quincy Jones, have announced an exclusive partnership centered around the next three years of Grammy Awards in an unsigned statement on the Grammys website.Details on specific NFT collections will be released in January but will celebrate both the awards themselves and nominees and recipients. Some of the money from the sale of the assets will go toward funding the Recording Academy....
The past few days have been very productive for the Sandbox metaverse, music and the NFT industry. Some of the music industry’s top brass are making a beeline for the NFT market and the virtual sphere. Major music labels, including Universal Music Group, Sony Music, Warner Music Group, and Tencent, have all gone virtual. Since […]
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