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== Music as a catalyst for change == | |||
Michel. I admire the bold steps you and your friends are taking! | |||
I'm a musician and songwriter among other things and I would love to get your thoughts on how recordings of original music and live concerts and performances will work in the new systems that are emerging. The implications of the 21st Century realm of royalty-free music are astoundingly complex against the backdrop of the RIAA, Hollywood, Wall Street models of the 20th Century. | |||
Some questions: | |||
*How was popular music used to build wealth for the 1% in the past. Was it fair? | |||
*How shall the paradigm shift toward musical creativity forming a core good for monetized distribution networks of the future for the 99% within a commons-based model?. | |||
*How can a new repository system be seeded with content independently from the current mainstream? Can I make a living from it? | |||
*Is there a usable replacement for the "supply and demand equation" of the past that could apply to music production and distribution in the Commons? | |||
We all understand that it's a tough 'market' to break into and imbalances occur frequently between producers, middlemen and consumers. I want my OzoneFarm Platform to provide ways and means for me and people like me to produce and distribute our musical goods and services to those who want and need them in the most beautiful and loving way possible. I want to change the phrase "proceeds of concerts" to the "fruits of gatherings" where our music is used to bring people '''into''' the creative process rather than blocking them '''out of''' it and making them "pay toll to the troll" to build a taller silo. I believe strongly that Music as a whole will be a major driver of some very good change in a very short time. Please have a look at [http://www.wiserearth.org/group/search?phrase=music some evidence] and let me know what you think. | |||
Thanks! [[User:CQ|CQ]] 14:24, 6 April 2012 (UTC) | |||
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Music as a catalyst for change
Michel. I admire the bold steps you and your friends are taking!
I'm a musician and songwriter among other things and I would love to get your thoughts on how recordings of original music and live concerts and performances will work in the new systems that are emerging. The implications of the 21st Century realm of royalty-free music are astoundingly complex against the backdrop of the RIAA, Hollywood, Wall Street models of the 20th Century.
Some questions:
- How was popular music used to build wealth for the 1% in the past. Was it fair?
- How shall the paradigm shift toward musical creativity forming a core good for monetized distribution networks of the future for the 99% within a commons-based model?.
- How can a new repository system be seeded with content independently from the current mainstream? Can I make a living from it?
- Is there a usable replacement for the "supply and demand equation" of the past that could apply to music production and distribution in the Commons?
We all understand that it's a tough 'market' to break into and imbalances occur frequently between producers, middlemen and consumers. I want my OzoneFarm Platform to provide ways and means for me and people like me to produce and distribute our musical goods and services to those who want and need them in the most beautiful and loving way possible. I want to change the phrase "proceeds of concerts" to the "fruits of gatherings" where our music is used to bring people into the creative process rather than blocking them out of it and making them "pay toll to the troll" to build a taller silo. I believe strongly that Music as a whole will be a major driver of some very good change in a very short time. Please have a look at some evidence and let me know what you think.
Thanks! CQ 14:24, 6 April 2012 (UTC)