This previously-unheard version of David Bowie's "Let’s Dance," which was recorded 19 years after the original and produced by Larry Dvoskin, is set to be released alongside a series of NFTs.
Snowcrash, yet another NFT trading platform has launched, this time in partnership with music industry giants Sony Music Entertainment and Universal Music Group who represent some of the biggest names in music like Bob Dylan and Miles Davis.
Since the beginning of 2021, we've seen a huge influx of artists, celebrities, and Hollywood studios jump in on the NFT craze. But what exactly is an NFT? And what are the benefits (and pitfalls) of joining the bandwagon?
From art, to film, to now fashion, there's been seismic changes in these industries due to the digital space; is the Metaverse (and virtual reality at large) the next great frontier for fashion?
Main aim: give the control back to the artists. Myx is offering decentralized streaming where artists can release unlimited tracks and collections as one-of-ones or multiple edition NFTs.
We're back and with special guest and artist/photographer/videographer Sara Meghdari (@szmeghdari). We discuss the difficulties of being a photographer in NYC, her first live public performance, which showed the very private act of covering and putting on her hijab, and recent art shows around the city. We continue with art news such as more interactive art exhibits popping up across the country, scents and smells being incorporated into exhibits and museums as it's own art form and to enhance or change the way we perceive art, and the world's first cryptocurrency art auction taking place. Then we close things out talking about Seasons 2 of 'Westworld' and 'Luke Cage', and the underappreciated 'Queen of the South.'
