Co-creating new music economies with Tim Exile (Endlesss)

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Co-creating new music economies with Tim Exile (Endlesss)

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Sep 13, 2022

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Such a joy to have on virtuosic musician and instrument builder Tim Exile to discuss his collaborative online musical ecosystem Endlesss, the uneasy state of contemporary music, new folk traditions and what piqued his interest in web 3.Follow Tim: https://twitter.com/timexile Endlesss: https://endlesss.fm/Tim's music: https://warp.net/artists/91285-tim-exile/info

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Sep 13, 2022

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