On February 17, the Web3 music streaming service emanate, in collaboration with Forming, Juicebox, and Lexicon Devils, hosted a virtual music festival in the Voxels Metaverse. The event showcased a diverse range of performers from hip-hop to house, disco to electronic, and offered attendees the opportunity to obtain special edition NFT wearables. The event was a floor-to-ceiling demonstration of the technical advancements and artistic talent that Metaverse events provide partygoers with. Forming is an experimental Hyperverse concert series produced by Lexicon Devils, and Juicebox is the programmable, funded protocol for builders and creators. Voxels is a virtual world built on the Ethereum blockchain, which allows for true ownership of virtual assets, and offers a unique and immersive experience for users, perfect for live music events like this one.
Each performing artist received a portion of the funds collected through the Juicebox Protocol, which by the time the party was over, was around 2.5 ETH. Some of the performers were making their professional live performance debuts, let alone performing in a metaverse, for the first time.
This is a summary of what I have learned over the past few years from my own experience in the metaverse:
If you want to participate in and experience the metaverse gatherings I attend See my Hive page because I regularly announce my upcoming metaverse events there.
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