RE: Hive needs professional music artists

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I think professional musicians are looking for a platform that offers more integration than Instagram. We need a space where we can share photos, videos, and concise information about our merchandise and concert locations. Hive, on the other hand, functions more like a blog. It could be an excellent platform for music teachers to share lessons, journalists to conduct music interviews, music bloggers, and even photographers. What do you think ?

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Hive does offer different types of content via various apps. We have Dbuzz for microblogs, 3speak for video, Liketu for Instagram type photo posts. All of those are visible in the general apps such as hive.blog, peakd and Ecency.

Some of the apps allow for a limit on rewards to reduce disputes over what a post is worth. You can also decline rewards.

What value do you get from Hive? Of course I'm glad you are here, but I know you don't get too much engagement so far.

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Steve. I'm not that concern about getting fans or work from Hive. I like this platform because is free and I can't stand Elon and Zuckerberg. I think Instagram is the perfect app for musicians, short, superficial, immediate, easy to use and interact. I still think Hive as a better https://medium.com/

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I just deleted my Twtr account as Musk is so terrible. I don't really use Instagram. I do think Hive has a lot to offer. I'm going to Hivefest next month and will be discussing these topics with people.

!BEER

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As a professional musician, here’s what I think is really needed:

A Real Spotify: We need a streaming platform without bots and fake plays—something where every stream is genuine and truly reflects listener engagement. It should also have the capability to sell music NFTs, giving artists another way to monetize their work.

A Better SoundBetter: A platform like SoundBetter, but without the "pay more, get more work" system. It should be a fair space where we can connect with studios, session musicians, artists, and dancers for collaboration—kind of like Fiverr, but for music.

A Global Festival Directory: A single platform that lists music festivals around the world. It would make it so much easier to find and apply to festivals that match our style and goals.

A Metaverse for Media Organization: A virtual space where we can organize and showcase our media, including music, videos, and NFTs, in an immersive environment.

Right now, I get 100% of my online work through Instagram, but having a platform that combines all of the above would be a game changer.

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Some of these tools need some major investment and development. There are various teams developing projects on Hive, but I'm not sure any of these is coming soon. We used to have a Soundcloud equivalent, but it ceased ages ago.

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