Welcome to the Web3Prof Podcast, where we explore the revolutionary impact of Web3 technology on the music and art industries. Join us in this episode as we sit down with Jonathan Simkin, Co-founder of 604 Records, to unravel the transformative opportunities emerging for artists and record labels in the Web3 space.Discover how Web3 is reshaping the creative landscape, empowering artists and record labels to navigate new horizons. Gain valuable insights from Jonathan as he shares real-life examples of helping clients embrace Web3 through smart contracts, enabling them to regain control over their art sales and intellectual property.Jonathan's extensive experience in the music business informs his unique approach to managing digital visual artists in the Web3 space. Uncover the challenges he has faced and the lessons he has learned while adapting to the dynamic Web3 landscape.In the era of abundant web content, standing out becomes crucial for record labels. Jonathan shares strategies for differentiation and discusses how record labels can leverage Web3 technology to captivate audiences in this new era of creativity.NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) have become a significant catalyst for change in the music and art industries. Jonathan explores the role of NFTs in the future of music and digital art, shedding light on their evolving nature and transformative potential for artists and creators.Join us on the Web3Prof Podcast as we engage in a captivating conversation with Jonathan Simkin, delving into the exciting possibilities Web3 technology offers to artists and record labels. Whether you're a musician, artist, or industry enthusiast, this episode provides valuable insights into the evolving landscape of the creative industry and the endless opportunities that lie ahead.Tags: Web3Prof Podcast, Jonathan Simkin, 604 Records, Web3 technology, artists, record labels, smart contracts, intellectual property, digital visual artists, music business, differentiation, NFTs, future of music, digital art, creative industry.

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