David Bowie unreleased record debuts as music NFT
A previously unreleased version of David Bowie’s "Let's Dance" surfaced as a limited edition collection of nonfungible tokens (NFTs).
Gala Music, a subsidiary of the Web3 startup Gala Games, has joined forces with music producer Larry Dvoskin and publisher Warner-Chappell Music to unveil an unreleased version of David Bowie's 1983 track "Let's Dance" as a limited edition collection of NFTs. The announcement was made on Thursday, 6th March.
David Bowie created an impressive discography that included 27 studio albums, 11 live albums, 4 soundtracks and 128 singles during his lifetime. However, despite his passing in 2016, it seems that the singer-songwriter still has one unheard track remaining.
Gala Music plans to launch 3,003 NFTs that showcase Bowie-inspired artwork on April 14th, four decades after Let's Dance's original release. Each NFT will grant its owner exclusive access to an unreleased version of the song, which Dvoskin co-produced with Bowie in 2002.
Put on your red shoes and dance the blues!To celebrate the 40th anniversary of 'Let's Dance' we're releasing a never before heard version of #DavidBowie's iconic track with proceeds donated to @MusiCares.Let's Dance! https://t.co/bzbfHiHBZV#BowieForever #ABetterWayToPlay pic.twitter.com/rTLPEHr6v8
The NFTs will be available for purchase on a "pay-what-you-wish" basis, and the initial profits from their sale will go towards supporting MusiCares, a charity that offers health and human services to individuals in the music industry.
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The upcoming release next week will not be the first time that the Bowie Estate has ventured into blockchain technology. Last September, the Bowie Estate collaborated with
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