Hello, team 
I do like your project, it might be interesting for audience and for musicians. But why people might decide for this platform instead of itunes, youtube, fb fanpages, I don't know what else, but there are definitely various ways to communicate with musicians How are you going to attract music-consumers?
P.s. I'm asking because I'm really interested in your project and want to hop on and see you successful with novice ideas .
I do like your project, it might be interesting for audience and for musicians. But why people might decide for this platform instead of itunes, youtube, fb fanpages, I don't know what else, but there are definitely various ways to communicate with musicians How are you going to attract music-consumers?P.s. I'm asking because I'm really interested in your project and want to hop on and see you successful with novice ideas .
Because platforms like iTunes are centralized and like all centralized platforms, company takes maximum profit and pays little to artists. A decentralized platform will help the artists generate revenue directly from fans without any middle man taking cuts and delaying payments.
Exactly, I've had a few of my tunes released on selling platforms such as iTunes, Beatport... as well as streaming platforms (Spotify, Deezer ...) and the amount of money you get as an artist is really ridiculous.
Unless you're making very commercial aimed music (like Vevo stuff or else) you're only viable revenues are from concerts or such things.
I understand, so this platform could be also adjusted for writers, and artists than. As far as I heard Amazon makes writers's life extremely heavy... Guys, you could cover this field too
