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Music Marketplace Application Using Non Fungible Tokens


Abstract:

The adoption of a music player that makes use of blockchain technology has the power to fundamentally alter the music business. Music players may guarantee safe and open ...Show More

Abstract:

The adoption of a music player that makes use of blockchain technology has the power to fundamentally alter the music business. Music players may guarantee safe and open music ownership and distribution by using a decentralized ledger architecture. Long-standing problems in the music business include piracy, unauthorized distribution, and underpaying musicians. By making it possible for a tamper-proof ledger system that monitors music ownership and distribution, blockchain technology can provide a resolution to these problems. In a music player powered by blockchain, each track would have a unique digital signature, and ownership information would be stored on the blockchain. When a user streams or downloads a song, the payment would be automatically distributed to the appropriate parties, including the artist, record label, and other contributors, based on pre-programmed smart contracts. This ensures that all parties involved in the production and distribution of music are fairly compensated for their contributions. Furthermore, blockchain technology can provide transparency in royalty payments, which has been a major issue in the music industry for decades. By tracking music plays and distributing payments automatically through smart contracts, blockchain-based music players can ensure that artists receive the royalties they are entitled to, and reduce the risk of disputes. This means that artists no longer have to rely on record labels to accurately report their earnings, and can have more control over their own revenue streams. Overall, the implementation of a blockchain-based music player has the potential to create a more equitable and transparent music industry. By utilizing a tamper-proof ledger system, blockchain technology can provide secure and transparent music ownership and distribution, while also ensuring fair compensation for artists and other contributors. As the technology continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how blockchain-based musi...
Date of Conference: 18-19 August 2023
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 22 January 2024
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Conference Location: Pune, India

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