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In case you missed

's Artist Takeover on

this week, here it is in playlist form. Awesome mix of storytelling and music

https://wavlake.com/playlist/7e3c496d-016a-4a24-b9ab-e7b87e674a3d

Damn this is great!

Note to self: these folks got tapes https://www.duplication.com/

h/t

"When you make art, there are no constraints. You make up the problem and you solve it." -Susan Kare

"The two worst myths, I think, are romantic love and perfection. They're horrifying. Because they create standards that make everybody suffer for things that have very little to do with the real world."

Guillermo del Toro

Added a valueTimeSplit block generator to the

site to hopefully make things a bit easier for music podcast makers. Just click on the Share button on any track page to get the template

Hope that saves you some hair-pulling

🙂

Aw damn, I was excited to see this band. It really sucks that Jane's Addiction falling apart basically means these guys have to go home

Let's riiiiiiide 🏍️

https://wavlake.com/track/bbee37a4-2d36-4a30-ae90-778c68540564

These podcasting 2.0 docs look fantastic: https://podcasting2.org/podcast-namespace/tags/valueTimeSplit

Oh! Telephone line, give me some time, I'm living in twilight...

Beautiful tune ❤️

https://wavlake.com/track/0b4eccf7-c56d-41ad-8962-94ddbee43e72

To all the builders 🛠️ out there...

We have a new feature we're working on called "Developer Splits". The idea here is a developer could build any kind of client/site/app they want using

's library and earn a share of sats for all zaps that come in through their app (artists will still keep 90%, same as always). We're still working out the details but are planning to start a closed beta test soon. So if you're interested in building something or have questions, please get in touch!

Found this great, super easy chart maker https://www.chordsheet.com/

Every few years, I get a hankering for a deep dish pizza. Tonight might be that occasion

We've just started labeling any notes across Nostr that reference content from

. The goal here is to make it a lot easier for Nostr clients (including our app) to pull in any social activity related to a specific track or album.

For the technical: we used NIP-32 for labeling and NIP-73 to identify external content, following the podcast:guid convention for namespacing based on the content type. With these labels, we can now filter our queries to relays to only send back kind 1985 notes tagged with specific GUIDs (for a track, for example), and then get the event ID's for any notes related to that content. This should be a lot more efficient than doing blanket searches on events and combing through the content for any relevant references.

We'll be testing this internally to see how well it works before rolling out our latest mobile update. Happy to hear feedback on our approach. Special thanks to

for some guidance on this.

Sample label here: nevent1qqsz3jg7qjrem0v362pp4dpqrhekdf8ypq9aywzfjg5yj3aly5plm9cprpmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wdmksetjv5hxxmmdqy28wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hsygrht8ldsg0k9tetzfuad0du5zac04ct7qq45j2hvy0wxk6xkhadhg5kklft

Feeling this today

https://wavlake.com/track/eae3cb83-2ea1-4373-a4fc-d9b6242830f7

Just pay out a flat rate per stream, they said...

https://www.rollingstone.com/music/music-news/feds-arrest-musician-on-massive-streaming-fraud-claims-1235095009/

Most data gets bad over time while becoming more expensive to store. The really hard part is sorting out the important bits from the rest.

"That's the point at which keeping that information in our online systems is costing us more than it's worth to us." -Grace Hopper

“Hey [insert A&R person’s name]. I just saw these guys at CBGBs. Really great band—totally your type of thing. ~Steve.”

Fig Dish gambled on the idea that most people—even record company employees—know someone named Steve.

https://chirpradio.org/blog/fig-dish-returns-with-two-singles-and-two-sold-out-shows

I'm all in on Taylor and Chappell this week. You can find me later in my room making friendship bracelets

everything comes out teenage petulance...

Why dinosaurs are so damn cool

• they're crazy old (like hundreds of millions of years)
• they were huge
• their bones fossilized and survived all this time until we dug them up
• no one knew they existed for centuries
• we still don't really know what they looked like, but it's fun to guess
• they dominated the planet for millions of years and then basically vanished

I had fun at the museum

Paying for basic internet services like email and search are still really new ideas, but I think people are realizing the value. I see zaps as a natural extension of this idea, and if this trend continues the web is going to look really different in a few years

I wish I could understand more of Bad Bunny's lyrics

I'm obsessed with this album

https://castexotic.com/realistikstudios/

This is the best visual aid I've ever seen for how dynamic processors work

Excited to see this audio track NIP move forward. Wavlake will be deprecating our old track events and migrating to this new standard soon

https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1043

Love how we got this Easter egg on the Bitcoin Record 🟠

Are any Nostr devs involved with this effort? Not that it's necessary but based on a cursory reading of the DID spec it seems like the Nostr protocol would fit right in

https://blog.identity.foundation/decentralized-identity-leaders-partner-to-accelerate-did-method-standardization/

I'm still catching up from the fever dream that was Nashville last week... just wanted to say how excellent it was seeing so many of you and being able to enjoy so much great music together. I couldn't help smiling the whole time. Thank you to everyone who helped make it happen! 🙌

Bench (Taylor's Version)

👀

Good day for a neighborhood street fest. And one of my favorite Chicago bands is at it

It's happening! Can't wait to get this on the turntable 🕺

(also how is there a CD emoji but not a record one... come on....)

I spent the day with the theme song to the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie bouncing around inside my head. It was synthtastic