Hello, Tunedly fans. This is the Weekly Top Picks newsletter by Tunedly, your unique masked music discovery and favourite recording studio platform.

Our coverage will touch upon the buzz-worthy topic of the metaverse – the imagined version of the Internet as a universal and immersive virtual world that has garnered a lot of attention. In the final section, we have included some interesting facts for you to enjoy!

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The Origins of NFTs and Their Impact on the Music Industry

This article explores the beginnings of NFTs and their effect on the music industry. The first section delves into “The Birth of NFTs: Cryptocurrency and Collectibles,” examining how NFTs emerged from the worlds of cryptocurrency and collectible assets. “NFTs Enter the Music Industry: From Virtual Festivals to Collectible Releases” examines how NFTs have been adopted by musicians and music fans, from virtual music festivals to collectible album releases.

“The Benefits of NFTs for Musicians and Fans” looks at the advantages NFTs provide to both musicians and fans, such as ownership verification and financial benefits. Lastly, “The Future of NFTs in the Music Industry” speculates on how NFTs could continue to shape the music industry in the years to come.

Is the Metaverse a Philosophical Breakthrough?

The metaverse is a term that’s been making waves in the tech and entertainment industries, but what exactly is it and what impact could it have on our world? This article will dive into the philosophical implications of the metaverse and its growing presence in the music industry. With the rise of virtual reality and the increasing accessibility of technology, the metaverse is becoming more than just a concept: it’s a new frontier.

This read is divided into the following paragraphs: “The Origins of the Metaverse,” “The Journey into the Music Industry,” “Philosophical Implications,” “The Metaverse and Reality,” and “The Future of the Music Industry and the Metaverse,”.

The Avila Bros, Snoop Dogg, and Billy Ray Cyrus in Cross-Genre Metaverse Release

During the 2010s, social media platforms like Facebook, Tumblr, Instagram, and Twitter enabled fans to spread their excitement for their preferred celebrities to a wider audience. This caused the mainstreaming of fandoms, like Justin Bieber’s “Beliebers,” and the anime fandoms of “Weebs” and “Otakus.” After a period of stagnation, the idea of fandom, particularly for musicians, is undergoing a significant evolution in the new digital landscape of Web3.

Web3 for Music Artists: Can a New Era of Innovation Solve Issues Plaguing the Industry?

The music industry has undergone a transformation as it merges with and integrates into the burgeoning web3 sector. But will this development satisfy artists, labels, and consumers alike?

LIGHTENING THINGS UP

This week’s Lightening Things Up feature will present some random gist around the picks. Let’s go! (PS: Chris is accepting new clients!)

Did you know?

1. Snoop Dogg, whose real name is Calvin Cordozar Broadus Jr., is an American rapper and actor. He has sold over 30 million records worldwide and has won several awards, including two MTV Video Music Awards.

2. The most complex and intelligent music genre is considered to be classical music, as it often requires extensive training and technical proficiency to perform and compose.

3. The shortest song ever recorded is “You Suffer” by the grindcore band Napalm Death, which clocks in at just 1.316 seconds.

We’ve reached the end. Be safe and have an amazing week!