Songcamp is onchain creativity at its finest. From songwriting camps to community programming to a wildly successful CHAOS project, Songcamp's community members and operations teams have a lot to be excited about.

In the season finale of this podcast, we hear from Mark Redito, greydient (Sarmad) and peace node as they discuss their roles as part of the operations team, as well as important learnings from the last couple of years that will inform the next season of activity.

Learn more about Songcamp's CHAOS camp and project here.

Read Songcamp's articles and breakdowns here.

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Jackintheway is the culminating artistic identity of rapper/singer/songwriter & hypercreator Jack Rome. After years of performing experience playing at countless house concerts and intimate shows, Jack got a taste for bigger stages under the name “Jahn Rome,” opening for artists such as the legendary Wu-Tang Clan, GASHI, Steve Aoki and Dumbfoundead, as well as selling out his first headlining show at Songbyrd in DC. During this time, he released the following projects: So Much For So Long (2018), Jahny (2019) and Get Lost (2020).

He later retired this role as “Jahn Rome” and assumed the name Jackintheway, embodying a more free-spirited approach to his creative process and genre make-up. Nowadays you can catch him promoting his new album WAYSPACE, as well as speaking about creativity and spirituality on a variety of podcasts.

Listen to Jack's's music on Spotify

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Kathleen Regan is a singer-songwriter and independent artist active in the touring world, Web2 and Web3. Utilizing everything from TikTok to music NFTs, Kathleen shares an inclusive vision of how a DIY artist can leverage tooling to exercise their potential. Kathleen writes with an understanding of human emotions, and continues to find ways to weave them into mature, palatable songwriting that has now garnered millions of streams.

Listen to Kathleen's music on Spotify

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Lucas Mandelbaum is building tools and community for music artists. In this episode, we discuss Vol DAO and its projects: Vol Records and Vol FM. Lucas also offers insights on the limitations of the current Web3 music ecosystem, urging us to watch out for the ways that Web3 may repeat the same discoverability mistakes that have been made in the streaming world. 

Keep up with Lucas at @lucasmandelabum

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RAWRA is a musician, performer, writer, filmmaker, and community builder. In this episode, RAWRA shares about the Creatrix part of their spiritual and artistic life and the healing journey that coincides with their upcoming album, Dear Hunger.

Keep up with RAWRA at linktr.ee/rawra.musica

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Shamanic is a multi-faceted musician, technician and vocal magician, which includes improvisational vocal production. In this episode, Shamanic shares about their experiences busking as a beatboxer in Japan, what it was like to get started in music during improvisational jams, and a vision for the future with collaborative tools like Endlesss.

Keep up with Shamanic by visiting their Twitter @shamanic_arts

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Alex Purdy is a female musician and music producer stretching beyond her current capabilities! She’s currently producing her first, full-length album titled Preseason Training. The album is about her first love, basketball, and the journey of pursuing your soul’s highest passion without any guarantee that it'll work out!! 

Hear a song from Preseason Training here and follow Alex on social media @alexpurdymusic to keep up with her journey. 

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yadzi is an independent recording artist, songwriter, producer, and visual artist. In this episode, yadzi shares his journey as an artist in a variety of mediums, all leading up to his decision to change his artist name to yadzi. From architecture to music to visual art, yadzi shares a multi-dimensional vision for his creativity. We discuss the concept behind his name, debut EP, and NFT crowdfund: an opportunity for supporters to participate in creating the final touches of his project.

Learn more about yadzi's crowdfund and debut EP "Into Our Hands" here.

MAi is an independent recording artist, songwriter, producer and world builder. As an early adopter of music NFTs, MAi has leveraged tech to engage with a crew of supporters that participate in a game he has created. In this episode, we explore how and why he chose to create music NFTs in the first place, as well as talk through the process of making a physical Nintendo cartridge game as a reward to NFT collectors.

Learn more about MAi at MAiWORLD.XYZ

Seth Power is an independent artist and founder of Tribly: a rewards-based crowdfunding platform built for musicians and their fans. Seth talks through the challenges, learnings, and victories that come along with building a platform that aims to help change the landscape of the music industry. Tribly's mission is to help artists earn more money and form stronger communities using emergent technology. You can learn more about Tribly at triblymusic.com.

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