Photo of Parker McCollum, provided by CurrencyWorks
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Non-fungible token (NFT) sales have reportedly grossed $2.5 billion in the first half of 2021.
For whatever reason, the idea of spreading art through unalterable digital signatures has captured the attention and imagination of millions of people and billions of dollars, and celebrities are not immune. Former Twitter Inc. (NASDAQ:TWTR) CEO Jack Dorsey sold his own NFT — a screenshot of his first-ever tweet — for $2.9 million early this year.
In a recent announcement, CurrencyWorks indicated that it had partnered with Crown & Ace to launch a new music entertainment NFT platform called MusicFx.
MusicFx, Crown & Ace, and Parker McCollum
Crown & Ace is a family of entertainment entrepreneurs founded by industry veterans Billie Jo Aasen and Jake Crownover. CurrencyWorks aims to continue its work on NFTs by creating a novel method for artist-fan engagements.
CurrencyWorks has announced that country artist Parker McCollum has become MusicFx’s first artist. McCollum, the singer-songwriter behind the platinum-selling single “Pretty Heart,” recently made his late-night television debut performing on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” and has just released his latest music video “Falling Apart” from his debut album “Gold Chain Cowboy.”
“I’m thrilled to be the first artist to partner with MusicFX,” McCollum said. “Without my amazing fans, I would not be where I am today. MusicFX is really going to allow us to support one another as we continue this incredible journey.”
With the aid of its partners, CurrencyWorks aims to continue to attract big-name artists onto its platform and potentially revolutionize the fan-artist experience. For more details on MusicFX and to sign-up for the MusicFX newsletter, please click here.
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