Why is it so hard to onboard normie musicians to the valueverse?
Aaron shares his experience in the UK.
https://video.nostr.build/6ee27c2cd6f945ce21aa63144ede1c1c2f8c665c4f1af59c0895429c9b2b5c30.mp4
#newmusic #v4v
Discussion
Link to the full show with guest Aaron of Essex and Longy is here
For the same reason none of those feeble idiots stood up in the scamdemic and wrote a single protest song
..because the overwhelming majority of musicians are Liberal Keynesians?..🤔
Hahahahahahahahaha 😆 probably?
I also think the majority would like money, so they are coming around for that reason.
True. But their creative brains are challenged to comprehend 'deflationary' and 'decentralized' hard money..🤷♀️
Totally.
Which is why we won’t attract artists when we harp on those ideas. I’m seeing people come over to make money. Period.
They aren’t into decentralization, deflation, freedom, or sovereignty at all. Those ideas will have to come later.
Artists want to make more than a few cents sent out seasonally via Spotify or royalty check. #v4v makes this possible.
Once they adopt that mindset, then they will start figuring out the distribution aspect and how there’s a whole new ecosystem to help them reach a new audience of super engaged fans.
I am beginning to realize that v4V will go in stages for artists like this, with the first being onboarding them to having 1) a wallet and 2) an npub (and them choosing where to release songs).
I couldn't agree more!..
Well said..💪🥰
Introduced a musician friend to wavlake and #nostr but he was scared to post his shit because producers always require him to not have posted anything anywhere so they can build their iron walls around his art “in case big contracts were to appear”.
From what he told me it also means giving up on YouTube and Spotify because they always require of him “the whole pack”