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For the Record is a conversation series where we speak with all manner of music heads — DJs, music journos, indie label captains, record shop owners, listening bar kingpins, et al — about their stories + the music that makes them. Join the Crate Coalition: https://discord.gg/sAaG6a7bv4 Jack Spallone started his music career talent-buying for live performances and artist management while still an undergrad. In 2016, he became an early contributor of Ujo Music, the ConsenSys project that introduced the first music cases on Ethereum. While at ConsenSys, Jack also worked with Harry Fox Agency and SESAC to secure the winning bid to be the technology partner of the MLC, among other enterprise client work. Jack has built a reputation as a web3 music pioneer. He has helped artists enter into the web3 ecosystem to explore new format releases, artist DAOs, and crypto-based community building tools. Apart from continuing to help artists, Jack is an investor and advisor to several music web3 startups and an active participant in the dialogue shaping web3 music. Today, along with long time collaborator and grammy-winning Andre Anjos (aka RAC), Jack leads a team of people building a data sharing protocol for music applications; Oscillator, and a music review and sharing app, Factory. MUSIC MENTIONS The Beatles “Hey Jude” by The Beatles Kazaa LimeWire Napster iTunes iPod CMT MTV Fuse Death Cab for Cutie The Postal Service Kanye West Daft Punk Pretty Lights Ultra Music Festival Jack Johnson Big Makk Knife Party Flume The Knocks Krewella RAC SoundCloud Mr Little Jeans Ujo Music and RAC (22:08): DJ Nexus Full Sail University EDMSauce Thomas Jack Kygo Imogen Heap Resonate (app) Oscillator Noise DAO factory.fm Q&A Led Zeppelin Dire Straits Fleetwood Mac The Eagles Bob Seger Paul Simon Simon & Garfunkel Two.C Blood Cultures Kenny Chesney Garth Brooks Discovering music today (46:53): Spotify SoundCloud First album ever purchased (51:57): “1” by The Beatles Most recent album purchased (52:30): “When It's Happening” by Scott McMicken and the Ever-Expanding Artists discovered in the past year (53:43): Goth Babe two.C Scott McMicken Desert island discs (54:23): “When It's Happening” by Scott McMicken and the Ever-Expanding “Flume” by Flume “1” by The Beatles

On today's episode, I'm joined by Juan Fran Blanco. Juan is the creator of “Solidity”, the most popular Solidity-oriented VSCode extension in the world. The extension provides hundreds of thousands of Solidity developers daily access to syntax highlighting, autocomplete, and much more. Juan's main focus is Nethereum, a .NET framework for interacting with EVM blockchains. Nethereum is useful for interacting with the blockchain from Microsoft based operating systems, which constitute a huge number of the virtual and physical devices in the world. In this episode, we discuss Juan's experiences working on Ujo Music with Simon De La Rouviere and Karl Floersch, how the Solidity VSCode extension works under the hood, and what role Nethereum plays in the ecosystem. It was great getting to talk 1-on-1 with someone whose software I use every day. I hope you enjoy this episode.

Gabriel Tumlos, Founder of Mochi, is an early contributor to the Ethereum ecosystem, and played essential roles at ConsenSys, Gnosis, Ujo Music, and the Decentralized Music Society. Prior to that, he led the first blockchain research initiative at KPMG. Key Takeaways:The best party at DevCon (01:12)Tooling or a coordination game (01:50)Sticking together for shared goals (03:47)A vision for how DAOs should be (9:38)Cyborg Camp (11:49)Role playing in an alternate universe (16:40)More on LARPing with Ruth Catlow and Black Swan (18:19)Lucid dreams: the proper metaverse (20:20)Visualizing Lucid Dreams with Midjourney (23:24)Web3 loves the moon (29:12)Inspired by The Three Body Problem (30:14)Non-euclidean metaverse and Escherian worlds (31:20)Creating a bidding war with villain dynamics (37:16)Letting communities die elegantly (38:52)Join the Dream Oscillator Cohort (41:32)Additional Resources:Learn more about MochiFollow MochiLearn more about Logos DAOConnect with Logos DAO on LinkedIn and TwitterGet all the news from DAO or NeverIf you enjoyed this episode, please follow, rate, and leave a review on your favorite podcast platform!

Georgio Constantinou is a name you might not know, but you should. He's behind the scenes on some of the coolest stuff that's going on in music NFTs at the moment. He co-founded Six, a digital agency that helps artists navigate the web3 world, with the musician RAC and Jesse Grushack of Ujo Music and ConsenSys fame. Along the way, Six has helped Eminem buy a Bored Ape Yacht Club NFT and helped broker the sale of the one-of-a-kind Wu-Tang Clan album Once Upon A Time in Shaolin from the U.S. government to PleasrDAO. We talk about Georgio's early life, how music management is an art form unto itself and how what it was like to hear the elusive Wu Tang album. Info on Six Georgio on Twitter More on the Wu-Tang saga PleasrDAO

Jesse Grushack has been operating at the intersection of blockchain and music since 2015. In the beginning of 2015, Jesse joined ConsenSys and started working on Ujo Music which was an Ethereum based, ConsenSys backed music software services company for the modern economic landscape of music. Additionally, Jesse is a co-founder of Ethereal as he understands the importance of bridging the digital/physical boundaries and providing meaningful experiences. Most recently, Jesse is the Co-Founder 6, an NFT creative agency in partnership with RAC. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Human beings have a penchant for creating lists. We make lists for things like the top music artists at any given time, the best restaurants in the world, companies which people can trust, and the most wanted criminals. Lists take many forms. They can be maintained by a single authority, or curated by a crowd. But almost always, they remain in the custody of a central party. Token Curated Lists propose a model by which a) the content of lists are decentralized, and b) contributors are incentivized to curate their content according to social consensus. We’re joined by Simon de la Rouviere, an independent researcher and blogger. Previously, Simon was one of the first employees at ConsenSys and founded Ujo Music. He also contributed to the ERC20 token specification and has written about blockchain and token economics since 2014. In recent months, Simon’s research has focused on Token Curated Registries (or TCRs), and the economics of curation markets. Topics covered in this episode: Simon’s background and interest in blockchain, music, and economics Bonding curves as a mechanism for continuous token issuance Curation markets and how they relate to bonding curves Practical applications of curation markets The connection between curation markets and cultural memes Token Curated Registries and their applications The role of TCRs as a crypto economic primitive The economics and game theory of TCRs Simon’s recent project “This Artwork is Always for Sale” Episode links: Simon de la Rouviere – Medium Bancor’s Smart Tokens vs Token Bonding Curves – Medium Introducing Curation Markets: Trade Popularity of Memes & Information (with code)! – Medium Ujo Music This Artwork Is Always On Sale – Medium This Artwork Is Always On Sale Simon de la Rouviere – Twitter This episode is hosted by Sebastien Couture and Meher Roy . Show notes and listening options: epicenter.tv/282

The entertainment industry is one of the most unstable industries out there. Stars rise to fame quickly and fall just as fast after just a few months of enjoying their popularity. This week we talk about how music industry can benefit blockchain technology. We include big companies like Spotify, Amazon Music, YouTube, Apple Music. We cover Ujo Music and Opus that both work on Ethereum blockchain. We talk about film industry and bring out companies that are using blockchain technology. This episode covers also sport and gaming industry. The entertainment industry is known for a lack of transparency, being unreliable and unstable. Blockchain will bring the industry a step forward, bringing back trust and reliability and solutions to problems that the entertainment industry has faced for the longest time. ____________________________ Listen to Crypto and Blockchain Talk for more interesting topics! If you like this episode, give us 5 stars in iTunes or Stitcher, Thank you for listening!   Crypto and Blockchain Talk - Making You Smarter   SUBSCRIBE to our channels and never miss an episode:SPOTIFY iTunes Stitcher Soundcloud Google Play Music Tunein Castbox Pocket Casts Overcast iHeartRadioPlayerFM Twitter YouTube LinkedIn

Jesse Grushack, co-founder of UJO Music, dives into this new platform that uses blockchain technology to create a transparent and decentralized database of rights and rights owners, automating royalty payments using smart contracts and cryptocurrency.

In Episode 57 of Hidden Forces, Demetri Kofinas speaks with Joseph Lubin about the progress being made at Consensys and precisely how Joe believes that Ethereum will overcome the scalability challenges that have plagued its network since the earliest days of its founding. For the last few years, many blockchain enthusiasts have been eagerly anticipating the release of what many have referred to as “the Netflix moment.” In other words, blockchain enthusiasts expect to see a killer application running atop Ethereum, or some other distributed ledger, that will be adopted by the mass consumer. One of the criticisms of this view is that comparisons between the mid-to-late 1990’s and the current era in blockchain technology are overblown. It took twenty years of Internet protocol development and tweaking before Tim Berners-Lee gave us the World Wide Web in 1989. It wasn’t until 1998 that Netflix released its online, DVD rental store. When asked about the comparison between 90’s Internet and today's blockchain technology, Joseph Lubin makes the point that there isn’t going to be one moment when the scalability problems are “solved.” According to Joe, the process of scaling a complex, permissionless database is "always ongoing." To his point, ConsenSys alone employs close to 40 engineers who are working just on the Ethereum base layer protocols, clients, and enterprise scaling solutions. The company is closely aligned with a variety of efforts currently being undertaken to scale the ethereum network, including sharding, proof-of-stake, Casper CBC, Casper FFG, and a number of layer two solutions including state channels and plasma. Demetri has already devoted an entire episode to exploring some of these layer one solutions in great detail with Vitalik Buterin and Vlad Zamfir. That said, Joseph Lubin offers an additionally interesting perspective on some of the layer two protocols, which he thinks can solve many of ethereum’s throughput limitations without requiring applications to reconcile directly on the main chain for every transaction. Demetri and Joe spend a good deal of time exploring the challenges of building layer two solutions in more depth, including the counterparty risk problem created from the use of state channels. Additional topics include SEC regulations, artificial intelligence, and questions about specific applications in the areas of news, music, and team organization. Demetri asks Joseph Lubin about Ujo Music, Civil, OpenLaw, as well as something called TMNT or “Traditional Management Nullification Tools,” which enables a different organizational approach to team and systems management that more closely resembles an organism than a corporation. Producer & Host: Demetri Kofinas Editor & Engineer: Stylianos Nicolaou Join the conversation on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter at @hiddenforcespod

ConsenSys : applications décentralisées sur Ethereum et présentation du projet Ujo Music avec J. de Tychey et J. Spallone Enregistré le 31 mai 2018 https://new.consensys.net/ https://ujomusic.com/ #ethereum #blockchain #ujomusic

In podcast episode #6 of Creating a Humanist Blockchain Future, we focus on the Attention Economy by diving into Curation Markets with Simon de la Rouviere, the Engineer of Societies at ConsenSys and a lead at Ujo Music. Show notes here: http://bit.ly/2veH6gU Support me on Patreon at https://patreon.com/rhyslindmark Thanks to Keith Klundt, John Desmond, Colin Wielga, Harry Lindmark, John Lindmark, Veronica Stamats, Jacob Zax, Katie Powell, Jonathan Isaac, Ryan X Charles, Chris Edmonds, Ramsay Devereux, Ned Mills, Kenji Williams, David Long, Scott Levi, Peter Rodgers, Kenzie Jacobs, Jon Frechin and Kash Dhanda for supporting me on Patreon!

This week we talk with Counterparty and RarePepeWallet.com developer Joe Looney about tokens, rare pepes, bitcoin, counterparty and much more. Cynthia's News Of The Week: 1. Sonar had a Creativity, Technology and Business conferenc from June 14-17, 2017 in Barcelona. Resonate Founder, Peter Harris, talked about his new blockchain based cooperatively owned streaming music business. The Resonate business model allows users only pay for what they listen to. https://medium.com/resonatecoop/the-story-behind-resonate-4b1658677663 https://resonate.is/ 2. On June 19, Ujo announced tht they are preparing to open blockchain powered artist stores - which essentially are virtual storefronts for musicians. http://musically.com/2017/06/19/ujo-set-unveil-blockchain-powered-artist-stores/ 3. Maecenas is an art investment platform where an art collection can be used as collateral to raise funds. According to Coin Journal: "Maecenas is a new marketplace for fine art investment that uses blockchain technology to revamp what its founders claim to be a market that has largely remained unchanged for more than 300 years." https://coinjournal.net/new-marketplace-uses-blockchain-shake-art-investing/ https://www.maecenas.co/ 4. According to Slovak Startup, a content distribution platform company named Decent launched its blockchain business. The article said: "The platform promises to offer a better deal for content producers than the current industry giants such as Apple and Amazon.' It was promised at the time of launch in late June 2017, that using the platform will be free for artists and customers, and will support any content type including text, music, videos, ebooks and photos. https://slovakstartup.com/2017/06/30/decent-network-launched/ https://decent.ch/ 5. ZenDao is a collectibles market platform based on Metaverse blockchain, According to NewsBTC, "ZenDao is a decentralized platform that provides provenance, improved market liquidity, divisibility of ownership and capital appreciation of the market." It announced an initial coin offering or ICO which took place from June 26, 2017 until July 10, 2017. http://www.newsbtc.com/2017/06/27/zendao-introduces-blockchain-art-collectibles-market/ http://zendao.org/en_ico_index.html --------------------------------------------------------------- Cynthia's Music Reviews First things first, Ninja Tunes released the first full-length album entitled Ego using Ethereum Blockchain, called RAC aka André Allen Anjos a Grammy winning DJ. The album was released on July 14 and is available in most known formats. The album may be purchased via the Ujo Music blockchain platform and you can purchase the album with ether. My favorite cut - This Song featuring Rostam https://motherboard.vice.com/en_us/article/nevzbz/this-dj-has-released-the-first-full-length-album-using-the-ethereum-blockchain https://rac.ujomusic.com/ Cynthia's Music Review In order of preference; 1. Bitcoin Broker - by Traxx Romay https://www.beatport.com/release/bitcoin-broker-ep/1478785 (says hip hop - but not really) 2. Bitcoin Baron by ytcracker - on Gravitas Records - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fZfg1Gtcg08&index=31&list=PLRpfyk85ujK0jQg6O3FiyO001O2VACbqr Safety Dance - Men without Hats - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjPau5QYtYs 3. A Gift of Satoshi - by Spotted Marley - - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=92momPdnV3w&list=PLRpfyk85ujK0jQg6O3FiyO001O2VACbqr&index=17 4. Ethereum by Fetcher - Progressive House - https://www.beatport.com/track/ethereum-original-mix/7945528 5. We are all bitcoins - by Sixue Mandarin - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pADgAmNzxek&list=PLRpfyk85ujK0jQg6O3FiyO001O2VACbqr&index=7 ------------------------------------------ Link to Cynthia's article on tokens: https://gaytonlaw.wordpress.com/ Link to Scrilla's article on How To Create Tokens: https://hackernoon.com/how-to-create-a-token-using-counterparty-xcp Bitcoin Tips: 1D3DYP4nBC5DqTm1g5GeKf1uWeemLipwpY

Ryan Snowden is the Strategic Growth Coordinator at CB Insights, a National Science Foundation-backed technology market intelligence platform that provides predictive intelligence into emerging technology trends, startups and corporate strategy. Ryan is intertwined with sales and marketing operations, events, and special projects at CB Insights. His research provides insights for investors, Fortune 500 executives, among other early-adopters, and has positioned Ryan as an ambassador of Ethereum. Prior to CB Insights, Ryan worked in sales for a handful of New York City and Pittsburgh-based startups while building an on-demand lead generation business. He holds a degree in Finance and General Management from the University of Pittsburgh, loves to play ultimate frisbee, and have long conversations about the implications of the blockchain.    Dapps (Decentralized Applications) Mentioned Augur and Gnosis as prediction markets Brave's Basic Attention Token Coinbase's TokenBrowser and Status Golem for decentralized computing SingularDTV and Ujo Music for artists and content uPort for self-sovereign identity WeiFund for crowdfunding   Learn More Reddit Devcon3 Future of Fintech conference- including previous guest Joe Lubin Week in Ethereum News   Ryan’s Challenge; Do the research on Ethereum     Like my crypto episodes? Support the work! Ethereum: 0x1c5f5da1efad45078c41bceb18eb777099138e6b Bitcoin: 13RcQZnZM4Lx6bw37YVdiv6Uc2X5b7anF3   If you liked this interview, check out our other blockchain and cryptocurrency related interviews.   Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | Overcast | PodBay

Jesse is a graduate from Union College with a degree in Computer Science and Economics. Throughout school, Jesse found an equally strong passion for electronic music and crypto currencies leading to a senior editor position at DancingAstronuat.com when he was just a Sophomore.   As Bitcoin was still an emerging technology when it was time to secure a summer internship, Jesse decided to enter the music industry at ID&T North America where he spent two months as the managing director of marketing for TomorrowWorld (music festival). After graduating Union, Jesse went on to work for SFX Entertainment, managing cashless payment technology and access control at live events; in addition to conducting research into the future of visitor event identification.   Jesse left SFX in December 2014 determined to find another company that promised to make a difference in the world. In the beginning of 2015, Jesse found ConsenSys and immediately got involved in the unnamed music project. Fast forward almost two years and Ujo Music is developing into the blockchain + music infrastructure.   Referenced Links Imogen Heap’s “Tiny Human” on Ujo Music Consensys Ethereum Project Incubator   Jesse’s Challenge; Find new music and share it with a friend.   Like my crypto episodes? Support the work! Ethereum: 0x1c5f5da1efad45078c41bceb18eb777099138e6b Bitcoin: 13RcQZnZM4Lx6bw37YVdiv6Uc2X5b7anF3   If you liked this interview, check out episode 159 with Joe Lubin where we discuss the Ethereum Project and its origins.

Remember when we talked about Ujo Music a few weeks back? Well, let's apply these services and get some feedback from an audience that could benefit from it. Our guest is a proud creative leader in the city of Austin, and obviously, a proud hip-hop artist who is striving to break into the industry. In 2015, Chris Omenihu founded Human Influence in order to create a platform on which to speak, sing and spread his message about cultural inclusivity. So if anyone can appreciate what we do, and take time out to listen to new technologies, it is him. Private Internet Access! Join NOW! https://www.privateinternetaccess.com/pages/bitcoin-vpn/btcpodcast

For many people, music is what's on the radio, and for some, music is therapy, a drug, and life itself. So yes, it is important to talk this week about how exactly blockchain means for Music. Nowadays people just expect blockchain technology to fix everything, but sometime between then and bedtime, the blockchain has made patching up the music industry its creative outlet. his week, we start by having the Co-founder of Ujo Music, Mr. Jesse Grushack on to tell us a bit more of this topic.

In the first installment of BlockChannel, hosts Steven McKie and Demetrick Ferguson embark on a journey of epic crypto proportions. First show debuts with an interview with Ethereum Co-Founder and Founder of ConsenSys, Joseph Lubin. Listen as Joe imbues your brain with Ethereum knowledge bombs, and info on various projects he's involved in. Plus, some dope jams by Faruhdey from his upcoming album "SO(u)L". Farudey Intro and Outro Song: https://soundcloud.com/faruhdey Consensys: https://consensys.net/ Gnosis: https://www.gnosis.pm/ Ujo Music: https://ujomusic.com/ SingularDTV: https://singulardtv.com/

Main Page: http://ymb.tc/ba12This is another Bitcoin and the Arts podcast with John Stuart! This episode is extra special because it’s John’s last show of 2015 and it marks one full year of the B&A podcast. To help celebrate, John invited Dustin, the creator of BTC Art Gallery, for his second guest appearance. Plus, this show was broadcast live!These two greats will be flipping through the BTC Art Gallery and chatting about several works. They’ll touch on a crypto music service called Ujo Music, the blockchain’s appearance in Supergirl, bejeweled Trezors, and much more. Tune in for tons of fun!Leave a comment and tell us what you think about storing music metadata on a blockchain!This is John’s final monthly show (tune in for his reasoning) but he’ll still record and release new episodes when important things happen in the crypto/art world, so keep an eye out for more Bitcoin and the Arts!If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, please use the share buttons to let others know about it! Every little bit of support helps.Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

Main Page: http://ymb.tc/ba12This is another Bitcoin and the Arts podcast with John Stuart! This episode is extra special because it's John's last show of 2015 and it marks one full year of the B&A podcast. To help celebrate, John invited Dustin, the creator of BTC Art Gallery, for his second guest appearance. Plus, this show was broadcast live!These two greats will be flipping through the BTC Art Gallery and chatting about several works. They'll touch on a crypto music service called Ujo Music, the blockchain's appearance in Supergirl, bejeweled Trezors, and much more. Tune in for tons of fun!Leave a comment and tell us what you think about storing music metadata on a blockchain!This is John's final monthly show (tune in for his reasoning) but he'll still record and release new episodes when important things happen in the crypto/art world, so keep an eye out for more Bitcoin and the Arts!If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, please use the share buttons to let others know about it! Every little bit of support helps.Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA

Main Page: http://ymb.tc/ba12This is another Bitcoin and the Arts podcast with John Stuart! This episode is extra special because it’s John’s last show of 2015 and it marks one full year of the B&A podcast. To help celebrate, John invited Dustin, the creator of BTC Art Gallery, for his second guest appearance. Plus, this show was broadcast live!These two greats will be flipping through the BTC Art Gallery and chatting about several works. They’ll touch on a crypto music service called Ujo Music, the blockchain’s appearance in Supergirl, bejeweled Trezors, and much more. Tune in for tons of fun!Leave a comment and tell us what you think about storing music metadata on a blockchain!This is John’s final monthly show (tune in for his reasoning) but he’ll still record and release new episodes when important things happen in the crypto/art world, so keep an eye out for more Bitcoin and the Arts!If this Bitcoin podcast was interesting, entertaining, or anything else, please use the share buttons to let others know about it! Every little bit of support helps.Tips appreciated: 1Kiy8x4pwMS7RQuH7xDeVcfqeup7gUTqA