
Explore the basics of music NFTs, from zero knowledge to first sales, by learning how NFTs work, setting up profiles, and engaging with the music NFT community.
Discover why musicians and creators pursue music NFTs, from selling unique music copies as NFT assets to building community-driven projects that fund albums or tours through crowdfunding.
Learn the basics of blockchain, Web3, and NFT concepts for music, and how wallets store crypto and NFTs across Ethereum and Solana ecosystems.
Discover why buyers invest in music NFTs—from supporting artists and specific causes to gaining utility, such as remixes or exclusive assets, and from collecting crypto-rich communities to resale networking.
Explore the music NFT community within Web3, where artists collaborate on Twitter and Discord, navigating hype while staying helpful and welcoming to newcomers.
Build an organic NFT music community through active Twitter spaces, collaborations, and strategic mint events while engaging collectors with post-sale value.
Choose a reliable blockchain with low price fluctuations and a strong NFT community. Release on the chain where your audience engages, like Ethereum on Twitter spaces.
Structure your music nft collection by choosing between a one-on-one mint or multiple editions; start with editions (for example, 20 copies) at a lower price to attract early supporters.
Price NFTs by the value your community assigns and what collectors will pay, not just what you want. Deliver value and stay true to your art’s mission to attract buyers.
Owners set use rights via metadata in music nfts, but rights depend on labels or publishers; laws vary by country, so consult a lawyer and start with your own music.
Choose music NFT marketplaces first, then generic ones like Opensea, or your own site; use refined marketplaces like Foundation that fit your community and blockchain, such as Solana or Ethereum.
During bear markets, keep growing your NFT music community by offering lessons and staying visible, because long-term success hinges on consistent engagement and blockchain adoption.
Protect your crypto and NFTs by avoiding scams; never reveal seed phrases. Beware Twitter giveaways and Discord DMs; use a burner wallet, a physical wallet, and write passwords on paper.
Explore the future of music with NFTs, blockchain, and direct payments from creators to fans, as independent artists and labels increasingly embrace this technology to connect with fans.
Learn the basics of Music NFTs from my experience as an NFT artist, community leader, and advisor in multiple NFT projects. You will get the knowledge to get started in the NFT community, how to grow your community and the dos and don'ts of marketing your music NFTS.
I will save you the time needed and lessons you could have learned the hard way by answering questions it took me months to figure out.
This overview of music NFTs will give you a step-by-step guide on what to do and improve on. In the end, you will know where to get in-depth and what to improve on. Specific topics like building a good Twitter profile, branding your NFT project/art, creating your NFTS, choosing the best marketplace, and releasing them will be addressed here shortly.
Even if you have already tried getting into music NFTs, the course will give you another perspective on what to do and what the future reserves for music NFTs.
The course is taught from the artist's perspective and does not detail technical knowledge of NFTs and the Blockchain. I go through mostly the mindset and lessons that being part of the community taught me and the approach other artists, and I took to grow our NFT community and sell music NFTs.