🚫 This is not another seminar telling artists to post more, hustle harder and somehow win inside the same old system. Change The Game is a practical conversation about what actually needs to change around music: 🎤 how artists build more independence 🤝 how audiences can support music more directly 🔓 what ownership and freedom really look like 🌍 and how stronger communities can shape a better path forward No jargon required. No technical deep-dive needed. Just curiosity, openness and a willingness to explore what could come next. If you care about music, creativity and the future of how artists survive and thrive, this conversation is for you. 📅 30 July 2026 📍 Tramshed, Woolwich 🎟️ Event details via the link in bio #NewMusicEconomy #IndependentMusic #ArtistOwnership #MusicCommunity #2140Music

A true New Music Economy should not ask artists and audiences to leave one closed system only to enter another. Better tools matter. Faster payments matter. Direct relationships matter. But if participation depends on staying inside one company’s platform, one marketplace or one speculative ecosystem, the underlying problem has not really changed. Open rails mean artists and audiences can connect, exchange value and move between services without being trapped by a single gatekeeper. The interface can change. The community can change. The economic relationship should remain portable. That is the direction worth exploring: not another digital enclosure, but infrastructure that gives people more freedom over how value moves. We’re taking that conversation into the room at New Music Economy: Change The Game, Tramshed Tech, 30 July.

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New Music Economy: Change The Game

Discover the changes disrupting the music and creator industries, changing the game towards an artist-led economy.

Another token, NFT marketplace or closed ecosystem does not automatically create a new music economy. It may change how access is packaged. It may create new forms of participation. It may even improve some artists’ options. But if the value still depends on speculation, platform lock-in or rules controlled by a small group, the underlying economy remains familiar. The real opportunity is deeper: build economic rails that let artists and audiences exchange value more directly, without requiring everyone to buy into another enclosure. We are not revealing every implementation detail yet. But we are opening the conversation at New Music Economy: Change The Game, Tramshed Tech, 30 July.

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New Music Economy: Change The Game

Discover the changes disrupting the music and creator industries, changing the game towards an artist-led economy.

Streaming changed how music reaches people. It did not necessarily change who controls value, how incentives are set, or what artists depend on to be paid. Access improved. Discovery expanded. But the economic rails underneath remained largely familiar. A true New Music Economy asks a deeper question: what happens when artists and audiences can exchange value over open, portable infrastructure rather than inside another closed system? That is the conversation we are opening at New Music Economy: Change The Game, 30 July at Tramshed, Woolwich.

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New Music Economy: Change The Game

Discover the changes disrupting the music and creator industries, changing the game towards an artist-led economy.

@Airklipz 🎤 — Airklipz, a London rapper and producer, noted for his brash “reality” type of hip-hop, is a childhood runaway who grew up on the streets of Lagos, New York, and London, which inspired him to tell his story through rap. From 2024 through 2025 and 2026, Airklipz has released over 20 EPs and albums to date and is exploring emerging technologies, including Bitcoin, joining 2140Music, to further enhance his career as an independent musician. — Live at Bitcoin Graffiti Jam 2026 — don’t just hear about it after, be there! — #Airklipz #GraffitiJam #BitcoinGraffitiJam #London #Bitcoin

People will learn the Struzzi way! 😎