nice!

I like Socrates nice song

The biggest thing Bitcoin solves for Musicians in my opinion is they way you're payed, which in turn changes everything/solves a ton of problems. Instead of waiting for a quarterly payment from ASCAP or BMI (Publishing Rights Organizations), which most likely is less than a dime. You are getting payed directly, and you see exactly who is paying you with a time stamp. Instead of waiting to get payed for the show you played two months ago, you have it in your account as you're preforming, as well as directly after you get off the stage. Not to mention streaming, where an artist receives fractions of pennies per stream, on Wavlake or Fountain someone could send you a dollar. And if a few thousand people are doing that, boom now you can pay rent, and maybe even tour.

Through the amazing Costello family! I was working an event in Nashville when they subtly orange pilled me, then we were able to have an in depth convo afterwards!

In college there was this guy named Michael, he was a killer on the guitar and could pick up anything by ear like it was as easy as breathing, insane to watch.

oooooooooooooooo give me like 30 second i need to think

Yes and no. Right now because the value for value space is so new, the return on investment is low. That said, I have seen more money from Bitcoin releasing two singles in three months than I have releasing a five song ep and a single over five years on DSP's(Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music etc.).

Yes!! I have two songs out on Fountain right now! Socrates is more of a sultry, come home to me baby type song. And Lemons is the exact opposite, the tag saying "you can't make lemons out of lemonade". I will link them above!

I think Chicago, New Orleans and Atlanta all have their own music scenes going that are getting bigger and bigger. Austin and Nashville have the biggest country scenes in my opinion, but not way less of any other genre.

I'm a New England girl originally, so my all time live show would be Madison Square Garden. And its going to happen, just give me a few years!!

Coming with the hard hitters! I would say that focusing on the business side of things is extremely important, not that many I think would disagree fully, but I could argue that the business side is more important that the creative. In order to allow yourself the best space to be creative you need to have a strategy to have the best outcome.

That's hard because honestly everything in the music industry is surprising once you get a little deeper into it. But the most surprising was learning that the majority of artist don't write their own music!! I was stunned!

My favorite venue to play in Nashville was Belcourt, it was right in Hillsborough but in the past few years with Covid it wasn't able to stay open. Such a loss, but it was the coolest, smallest, community driven place.