How to Create an NFT from Posters and Playlists.
When I was producing music festivals, we noticed that musicians were leaving song playlists on the stage. The playlist is the list of songs the band will play on that set.
We realized that these playlists may have value and we started having our crew collect the playlist, had each band member sign them, had them framed (often with a CD cover).
We also had band members sign show posters and here's an example of a St Lucia Jazz festival posters signed by Smokey Robinson and other performers. (I also own an Air Jamaica Jazz & Blues Festival poster signed by
The point is we realized that even in 2002 we realized that everything is content and even though playlist may be digital today there are plenty of ways to create content for NFT’s and all of your musical products.
A similar strategy is to record everything. Create show videos, rehearsal videos, interviews with band members, pictures etc.
This is an example of how an artist could create a collectible Nft/ An artist could for example do what we did sign all the materials for each show turn them into nft’s and sell the nft’s. They could limit the number of nft’s for example to 1,000 and tell their fans that they only have a thousand of these antiques for sale at $99 each. If they sold one hundred of them, which if they have a community list, they very well could that would be a total of $9,900. A lot more than they would earn streaming in that Nft they could include a recording of the show assigned a copy of the playbook playlist pictures from the show and a video from the show.
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About Dwight Miller
With a dynamic career spanning the realms of technology and music, I've established myself as a pioneering entrepreneur at the intersection of innovation and creativity.
Beginning in the computer industry, I honed my skills as a computer engineer and educator, notably training engineers at Cape Canaveral and immersing myself in the cutting-edge world of technology. Transitioning to the music industry, I co-founded PKB Arts & Entertainment, producing iconic events such as the St. Lucia Jazz Festival and collaborating with legendary artists including Carlos Santana, Luther Vandross, and Patti Labelle.
Amidst the challenges of the pandemic, I delved into blockchain technology, aiming to revolutionize the music industry by empowering musicians through Web3 technology. My vision is to create a more equitable and sustainable music ecosystem, where artists thrive and technology serves as a catalyst for positive change. As I continue to navigate the ever-evolving landscape of entrepreneurship, I remain committed to driving progress and leaving a lasting impact on both industries.