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Nft works among the songs arrive on Spotify, tests in the USA

2022-05-18T07:26:46.439Z


Experiment with DJ Steve Aoki and The Wombats group (ANSA) The race to the NFT market does not stop, digital works accompanied by a certificate of authenticity which together with the metaverse are the technological trend of the moment. Wanting to unite the world of art with that of music, the Spotify streaming platform has confirmed the start of the test phase of the project that will allow artists to show their NFT in accompaniment to songs and albums.


The race to the NFT market does not stop, digital works accompanied by a certificate of authenticity which together with the metaverse are the technological trend of the moment.

Wanting to unite the world of art with that of music, the Spotify streaming platform has confirmed the start of the test phase of the project that will allow artists to show their NFT in accompaniment to songs and albums.

The first to be involved are Steve Aoki and The Wombats, producer and DJ the first, Liverpool indie rock band the second.

In recent weeks, Mark Zuckerberg also confirmed that Nft would soon arrive on Intagram and Facebook, with the first platform already experimenting with the novelty on the US market.

Also with regards to Spotify, the test is available to some users on Android in the US and currently includes Nft to be purchased with a link to the OpenSea digital store.

"We regularly conduct a series of tests in an effort to improve the experiences of artists and fans. Some of these end up paving the way for a broader experience and others serve only as important learning," the company explained.

The NFT gallery is located under the artist header and track list.

By clicking, a collection of works is displayed for you to scroll through.

By selecting one, you will see an enlarged version, as well as a brief description.

Through the "See more" button, you land on the relevant OpenSea page.

While technological initiatives in this sense are multiplying, the connected market does not seem to take off: according to a recent report by the Wall Street Journal, in fact, daily sales of NFT fell by 92% globally, from 225,000 in September of the last year at 19,000 in early May.

The number of active NFT portfolios, or rather personal "albums" where to view the works in possession, is also decreasing: from about 119,000 in November to 14,000 at the end of April.


Source: ansa

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