Haha yup! And now I’ve seemingly broken the MP3s on my first DeMu album because they are randomly repeating at the end! I think I corrupted the files! Time to re-bounce!

Loving The Doerfuls Disco Swag! https://fountain.fm/episode/DIr4E6BpUdzM7F5xKfCn

Welcome !

You’re not wrong about nostr struggling to attract and keep users. Many applications can be buggy and that can make people wanna bounce. The biggest value proposition in my opinion isn’t the Kind 1 functionality for example, but rather the ability for cross-client identity. Developers and vibe coders will keep building apps on top of the protocol and users can migrate to whichever platform is best, whichever platforms they choose - keeping their profile with them. The other thing is the wide open landscape feels like a ground-level startup where you can get exposure and quality connections. Regarding decentralized music… The collision of podcast RSS feeds with Nostr integrating Lightning combine in a way that is compelling to independent musicians. I don’t k on why musicians wouldn’t want to be a part of it. Many of us make art because it feeds the soul. Micropayments in the value for value ecosystem are just enough of an incentive for those folks to be inspired to keep producing. I vote for #DeMu!

I know! The technology is still young and only a small footprint right now. There’s so much room to grow!

*Boost* https://fountain.fm/episode/9VlSjzTHkOFrnTAmiRpP

*Doerfels! I can’t believe I misspelled your name in my boost!

Appreciate it!

The Doerfuls energy is contagious. I like hearing the stories of their experience with the music industry in Nashville. https://fountain.fm/episode/bPRjpsOlhbwDYxv0GgvI

It was great having you! These conversations are important.

“Love Like Yours” has some cool laid back vibes. Nice relaxing late summer listen. https://fountain.fm/episode/bPRjpsOlhbwDYxv0GgvI

Decentralized music isn’t dead. It’s evolving. In my convo with he shares a perspective I think a lot of creators need to hear: “It’s stagnated, but there are great people working in the background to lower the hurdles so more artists can jump in.” We talk about the future of V4V, the challenges new artists face, and tools that aim to make decentralized publishing easier. We also listen to Matt’s track Daddy Government ft. Courage is the Cure. Here’s a 30‑second clip from the episode. The full conversation and V4V music is linked as well. https://rollzmcguyver.com/anti-narrative-songwriting-decentralized-music-v4v-music-spotlight-with-matt-finlay/ https://fountain.fm/episode/9VlSjzTHkOFrnTAmiRpP https://v4vmusic.com/s/819