1/ Trying something new. My song 'PAIN IN MY DREAMS' has 10 million splits. The splits are shares that can be bought and sold on @Uniswap. Every shareholder gets paid from song sales forever. Tap the link below to get in free while splits last.

Savant level recap from a YouTube commenter on my conversation with @CurtissKing: "So he basically retrospective funding for a public good with his community using blockchain technology. With smart contract you just making your community employees without actually being employed or shareholders without actually having any protections. Which helps community members or supporters who don’t have the means to protect themselves but don’t want to because they have built a relationship on their own time and terms. Which gives the artist or business owner the freedom to establish stronger community ties while community members that participate can possibly be rewarded, which can increase engagement and productivity. But I could be wrong." The mainstream gets it.

1/ "Money Can't Buy Love" Decentralized Song Release Case Study Imagine an internet where people can share upside together, where incentives are strongly aligned, and where consumers get something they want––which is also fundamentally new.

I became fascinated with artistry by watching my father draw angels. He drew angels and he drew my mother.  I've lost touch with creativity at times, but the light that always brings me back is the source. The future is in the way we connect, not just being connected. $XBL