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The music industry is broken: OpenWav's new app aims to change that

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Comments (5)

bix6 · 2h ago

AI merch and a 20% cut of ticket sales. I don’t see how this breaks the stranglehold that labels and Ticketmaster have?

al_borland · 1h ago

This sounds like Patreon for music.

viraptor · 1h ago

Isn't this kinda what SoundCloud is already doing?

MultifokalHirn · 1h ago

when you are just another platform that offers services to artists like dropshipping merch and calling yourself "openwav" as if it were some open standard gives off really bad vibes...

evolve2k · 32m ago

Yeah the name gives me the ick. It smells scammy. I’d be changing it rather than risk ongoing negative brand affects.