The Grammy-nominated electronic music duo is releasing 1,000 special NFTs featuring different versions of their track “Simply Won't,” which will debut in July 2023 as part of their upcoming album, “Alchemy.” The NFT Collection, Official Bronze Editions, will be released on Beatport's NFT Marketplace, the platform announced Tuesday.
Disclosure's Guy Lawrence said in a statement: “The concept of delivering 1,000 unique ‘Simply Won't Do's' is a revolutionary step in music production. “It's more than just a product; it's an invitation for our fans to own our music story. The variety and complexity of this project represents an unprecedented level of creativity and fun, and we're excited to share this unique experience with our audience,” he added.
NFTs are built with Bronze AI technology, an AI-powered music engine still accessible at the time of writing. Brass can take existing music and rework it using AI. Disclosure previously worked with Brass to create a mixtape for their debut album 10-Year Endlesscalm downHe said.
Each NFT costs $20 and gives buyers a “unique, one-of-a-kind, exclusive ownership that can never be duplicated or found anywhere else.” NFT collectors will own a unique piece of matching artwork designed with German art collective Studio Grotek.
Disclosure – Composed of brothers Guy and Howard Lawrence – have been releasing NFTs for years. Guy said earlier The Delphi Podcast In the year He believes in the potential of music NFTs to attract fans and collectors in 2021 and is interested in music streaming platforms such as crypto. Audio.
As a music duo, Disclosure entered the world of electronic music in the early 2010s. Their first three albums were all nominated for Grammy Awards.
Music streaming service Bitport It launched its NFT marketplace earlier this year with Polkadot Parachain Aventus. In July, Bitport released NFTs created by Berlin nightclub bouncer and photographer Misha Fangynel.
Edited by Andrew Hayward.
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