We see the next generation of music where virtual communities back the next Stormzy.
We love it when artists release amazing new forms of music, artwork and 3D experiences, and VILVI is here to make your imagination come to life.
For many fans of music today collecting music in physical form like vinyl is preferred to collecting music just in digital files or streaming, and this demand is growing rapidly.
Well, VILVI connects musicians with fans and investors to build their career and income using NFT technology. One highly collectible release at a time.
Every time a release is re-sold on our marketplace, the original artist gets a percentage. This has never been done before and is possible with new blockchain technology that proves who owns each beautiful record. This works alongside existing streaming and royalty systems.
VILVI’s blockchain of choice is Cardano due to its ethical and ecologically sustainable values, as well as the very supportive developer community.
So why did you build VILVI?
We are a team of music professionals, economists and programmers that have built a platform where musicians get paid fairly for their work for their whole lifetime! You can see that we value fairness and decentralisation by checking out our tokenomics.
‘We are the music makers,
And we are the dreamers of dreams.’
Every time a record is resold on the marketplace, the original artists get a percentage, this has never been done before.
The marketing of the system is largely organic but relies on attracting headline artists of repute, like Snoop Dogg in order to garner attention of labels and independent artists.
We are also seeking to redress the global north-south divide in terms of musical consumption and will be promoting the releases of African artists whose musical heritage we feel deserves a wider audience.
We have assessed all technology and marketing required to make the project work, and have multiple people working on similar fields so there is no potential bottleneck in terms of our delivery of the project. We are due to manufacture our first NFT picture disk tomorrow.
If we don;t have enough money for marketing then we run the risk of not reaching that critical mass of users associated with headliners that we onboard, which is why we need the 50k.