Coop Records

What does being a part of an onchain record label mean to you?

How do you expect to be able to contribute or what benefits would excite you as someone actively collecting the music and supporting our artists?

What are the things we can do to make you feel more like a part of it versus just being a consumer of it?

- Curate tapes
- Boutique events for label members only
- Meet and greet with the artists
- Get exposure to the sales

Actual equity. Having royalties flow in onchain in real time to members. Even if its a small percentage. This actually incentivizes members to go out and push/market/find songs.

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ah gotchu, thats dope, i listened to that one girls song you have on your label, actually really good

that bass line on the chorus 😮‍💨
https://open.spotify.com/track/2EgVyvvuU95B3DqEZxbtj5?si=DzbuIgekQiK8lKs08_1CaQ&context=spotify%3Aplaylist%3A37i9dQZF1DX8tZsk68tuDw

Fundamentally - onchain label generates its revenue onchain.

Onchain labels *should* share their upside with their biggest supports.

This means total incentive alignment between the label, its curators, collectors and artists.

We're not there yet - but the vision has never been clearer and have a lot planned for this summer to help get us there.

2500 $DEGEN

what's the difference between an onchain record label vs a typical record label?

Expand genres; bring those sounds and deep listens that vinyl delivers onchain

As a producer myself I’d love to have some special kind of sample of the track, so it’s a composable track, but not sharing all the piece of the pie, maybe just the kick or something

First of all if collection got a specific lable for example being 1/1 in some ways , holders get off in new album or production, or even think about some investing system to encourage them more !