Chune positions itself as a complementary service to existing streaming platforms, focusing on meaningful artist support rather than competing with giants like Spotify.

This model addresses the issue of minimal compensation for independent artists on major platforms, especially in genres like Afrobeats and Amapiano, helping them sustain their careers.

Chune.xyz is launching its mainnet after successful pilot tests on the Sepolia testnet, inviting artists and fans worldwide to participate in its innovative blockchain-based music platform.

Designed to support independent African artists, Chune aims to provide a fairer monetization model by enabling artists to sell digital song editions as NFTs on the Ethereum blockchain, offering a sustainable revenue stream.

The platform allows artists to mint digital editions of their music, sell directly to fans, and retain control over their careers, bypassing traditional costs and logistical challenges of physical releases.

Artists can earn immediate revenue from sales, receive ongoing royalties from secondary market resales, and build stronger connections with their audience through exclusive perks and content.

Chune facilitates instant global sales via smart contracts, ensuring artists get paid quickly and directly, without intermediaries.

Artists can create limited edition drops, setting the size and price, which allows them to earn upfront cash to fund new projects.

The platform also offers ongoing royalties when tokens are resold, creating a sustainable income model that traditional physical formats cannot match.

To celebrate its mainnet launch, Chune is collaborating with Amapiano Groove Records, offering exclusive track drops and limited editions to fans.

Fans benefit from early listens and access to unique content, strengthening the bond between artists and their audience.

Overall, Chune.xyz aims to revolutionize the music industry by empowering African artists and creating a more equitable, sustainable ecosystem for music monetization.