BEATBLOCKS BITCOIN VEGAS RECAP @TheBitcoinConf @scarcedotcity @denimBTC Featuring music from the beatblocks 1:1 with @violettazironi and @KaneMayfield Shot by the Gawd @SeannieCameras

We been quiet cuz we building out the next iteration of beat blocks 2.0

Hello Japan we are inside u right now

YOU ARE NOT READY FOR WHAT WE ARE COOKING NEXT!!!!

We’ve been quiet online but building in the shadows 🔜

Sample of Tragic Tails 106-108 of 808 Genesis Beatblocks generative outputs New new music coming soon btw Tell a friend to tell a friend

Working hard to bring u all the next release - it’s taken a while but the music is done and it’s some legendary stuff happening over here

Rumor has it a special beatblocks announcement may be happening today at the event??

FROM VINYL TO BEATBLOCKS & THE NEW PROVENANCE OF SOUND Ask any vinyl head why they buy records, and they’ll tell you it’s not just about spinning wax. It’s the pressing The liner notes The artwork It’s the history you can hold in your hands In 2024, vinyl sales hit 43.6 million units in the U.S., the strongest showing in decades. Globally, the market topped $1.9 billion and is on track to nearly double by 2033. Many of those buyers don’t even own a turntable. They’re not just collecting records, they’re curating culture. Genesis Beatblocks have that same collector spirit…but future-proof Like a rare first pressing, a Beatblock is finite. Like a live bootleg, it’s unique. But unlike vinyl, it’s alive: 150 stems you can hold in your digital crate forever. You can listen, remix, or pass it on NFTs have demonstrated that digital scarcity works, over $25B was traded in the last bull run, but unlike most NFTs, Beatblocks are interactive. Every remix adds to its provenance. Every derivative makes it rarer. It’s a remix renaissance, where the crate-digger’s dream meets the digital frontier. The new provenance of sound. Vinyl holds the past Beatblocks hold the future #beatblocks #musictech #generativemusic

::::::YOUR MUSIC YOU RULES:::::::: #generativemusic #newmusic #musictech

Imagine owning the first vinyls before anyone knew vinyl would define music That’s what BeatBlocks feels like 📀➡️🟠 Not financial advice, probs cultural tho 😉

Music That Doesn’t D I S A P P E A R In my late teens/twenties, I spent hours in my room making beats and had a hard drive full of dozens of tracks I poured my heart into. I’d upload them to early music platforms, make mixtapes, and share them with friends. Then one day, the sites started shutting down: just like that, everything was gone. No backups No archive Nothing And it’s not just me: studies from the Library of Congress estimate that nearly 70% of all recorded music made before 1965 has been lost forever due to poor preservation and rights issues. This is why Beatblocks is vital for the future of music: it’s music that lives forever. Each one is a permanent, blockchain-verified collection of stems (loops, riffs, and beats) that can live for generations. It’s like turning a song into a living heirloom, one that can’t be deleted with a server crash. Think about this: My son could pick up my beats and remix His son could pick up my beats and his beats and remix His son’s son could remix A family tree of beats Music is generational, and now Beatblocks makes it live forever and personal. #Beatblocks is the future and the future's future — @ScrillaVentura

Web3 gaming x BeatBlocks = culture locked in This is the future 🌌

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