This week on Intel vPro® presents #FutureProofing, Ekalavya is joined by Nikhil Chinapa, the guy who often gets credited with popularizing EDM among the youth in India. Together they embark on a journey of understanding how the music space has changed and is still changing with the evolving web & blockchain technology. The show starts with Nikhil taking us through his first few memories of the Internet - and while doing so, he creates the perfect analogy for understanding how the Web3 technology will be a game-changer. Nikhil & Ekalavya talk about how players in the music space use Web2 technology to build their respective projects & audience base. They further talk about the tokenization of musical projects and how NFTs should be structured to be the most beneficial for the artists. Nikhil tells us about Jack Dorsey's First Tweet that went out for $2.9 million as an NFT. The guys also discuss smart contracts and their potential usage across multiple avenues in the growing music space. The conversation ends with Nikhil sharing with us his favorite musical works!

So make sure to tune in for a fun-filled episode!

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