An interview with Dr. Ian Condry of MIT, an anthropologist and author of Hip-Hop Japan. Initially I intended for this interview to sync with my lofi episode, but our conversation ended up veering in a different (and still illuminating) direction, so I decided to let it stand on its own. I also ended up substantially reworking the lofi episode anyway. I hope you enjoy this little bonus episode.
At some point in this interview I say gamja like (https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/gamja-hotdog) instead of genba.
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An interview with Dr. Ian Condry of MIT, an anthropologist and author of Hip-Hop Japan. Initially I intended for this interview to sync with my lofi episode, but our conversation ended up veering in a different (and still illuminating) direction, so I decided to let it stand on its own. I also ended up substantially reworking the lofi episode anyway. I hope you enjoy this little bonus episode.
At some point in this interview I say gamja like (https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/gamja-hotdog) instead of genba.
A Hitpiece on Hitpiece: How an NFT Marketplace Tried To Steal Thousands of Artists' Work (ft. Left at London)
Automated Beat Machine
48 minutes 38 seconds
3 years ago
A Hitpiece on Hitpiece: How an NFT Marketplace Tried To Steal Thousands of Artists' Work (ft. Left at London)
A Hitpiece on Hitpiece: How an NFT Marketplace Tried To Steal Thousands of Artists' Work (ft. Left at London)
On this inaugural episode, host Danny Vagnoni narrates the sudden saga of HitPiece, an NFT marketplace that tried to recommodify musical artists' work without their consent. Danny sits down with Nat Puff, Left at London, to discuss how the NFT marketplace HitPiece stole her work, how to properly pay musical artists without annihilating hectares of rainforest, and a bit about her beautiful album, T.I.A.P.F.Y.H.
Neural Blender BTS artwork:https://imgur.com/a/ouAQ1KQ
Sources:
https://everestpipkin.medium.com/but-the-environmental-issues-with-cryptoart-1128ef72e6a3https://slate.com/technology/2022/02/hitpiece-nfts-crypto-music-controversy.htmlhttps://twitter.com/thehumanfly_/status/1488899958044516353https://the-crypto-syllabus.com/brian-eno-on-nfts-and-automatism/https://clips.twitch.tv/GoldenGoldenCobblerPraiseIt-8QLa2cKaPJgul__Khttps://twitter.com/xxofMontrealxx/status/1371479046723235840https://www.nme.com/news/music/bts-fans-threaten-boycott-hybe-over-plans-launch-nft-content-environment-3088083https://www.rollingstone.com/pro/news/oneof-nft-marketplace-quincy-jones-whitney-houston-tlc-doja-cat-crypto-1173557/https://www.nme.com/news/music/snoop-dogg-wants-to-make-death-row-records-an-nft-label-3162676https://www.rollingstone.com/pro/news/shawn-mendes-andrew-gertler-nft-marketplace-sturdy-exchange-1135558/
Automated Beat Machine
An interview with Dr. Ian Condry of MIT, an anthropologist and author of Hip-Hop Japan. Initially I intended for this interview to sync with my lofi episode, but our conversation ended up veering in a different (and still illuminating) direction, so I decided to let it stand on its own. I also ended up substantially reworking the lofi episode anyway. I hope you enjoy this little bonus episode.
At some point in this interview I say gamja like (https://www.maangchi.com/recipe/gamja-hotdog) instead of genba.
