Halleluiah's marketplace allows copyright owners to turn their music into NFTs and have their songs inside any Metaverse while deciding how much they want to get paid per "stream." Can you imagine having your song played inside The Sandbox, Decentraland, PUBG, or Fortnite and knowing and deciding how much each play will cost?! Throughout the past 12 months, we have developed an infrastructure solution to connect every song from the global music library to the metaverse so that your existing music can reach a new audience and generate a new revenue stream for you.

At Halleluiah, copyright owners have control over their creations. Currently, the biggest revenue from the music industry is generated through mechanical rights, aka streams. These mechanics rights, though, give little or no control over the song to the artist, let alone the fact that the creator is the one to get the smallest share of the profits. With our PlayBank, artists can be paid fairly for their work since they are the ones to choose how many plays one song can have and how much each play will be worth.

We are delighted to inform you that you own the copyright if you have written, composed, performed, or played a song. When you turn your song into an NFT through Halleluiah, you will still be the owner of your copyright.

Yes, they do. In the real world, labels and major publishing companies are the first ones to get paid, especially when talking about streaming revenue and mechanical royalties that come from streaming platforms. Leaving the artist with the smallest piece of the pie and little or no control over their creation and compensation model. Halleluiah gives copyright owners imaginary freedom and invites artists to be part of a paradigm shift that is creating a new royalty system on web3 which compensates musicians fairly. It is up to the artists to decide how many times their song will be played in the metaverse and the sum they will get paid every time their song is played. Oh! The payment from their copyrights always goes to them first. Your song, your money.

We will guide you through this delicate process according to the vast amount of available information.

The metaverse is a public virtual space in which avatars can interact with each other for work, study, or play. Fortnite and Minecraft are off-chain metaverses. This means they are not on the blockchain like The Sandbox and Decentraland, for example.

It means ”descent" in Sanskrit. Nowadays, the term refers to a representation of a user with characters of his/her/them/its liking in a virtual environment.

We hear you!
When people started using the internet in 1993, many had worries and doubts. It's normal, but it's insane to imagine our lives without it. Even Bill Gates had to explain to David Letterman in 1995 that the internet was more valuable than the radio. You are very lucky to be among the very first to explore! NFTs only serve as vessels for copyrights so that your music can be played outside the known borders of the overpopulated internet, aka, the web2. We use blockchain technology to transparently bring existing music to new spaces, creating a new royalty system controlled by the copyright owner, which means a new revenue stream for artists. Halleluiah!

Yes, you can. With the help of our team, you'll be able to relive any legendary copyrighted song you own. Everyone who has already shifted to the Metaverse and those who will join this new and groundbreaking technology will be able to experience your art. Even The Beatles couldn't imagine it!

No, you don’t. You will ALWAYS be the owner of the copyrights. You’re only generating a new income from a new territory using the same music. C’est tout!

The song can only be played in the public space of the metaverse by Music NFT's collectors. Collectors can now not only listen to music with earphones/headsets, but also broadcast it in their metaverse space without fear of being fined or having their content censored due to infringement on copyright licenses. Halleluiah!

With Halleluiah, copyright owners can decide how often their songs will be played in the Metaverse. One can limit the number of metaverse play counts to 1,000. After 1,000 plays, your song goes Platinum, which is no longer available in the metaverse. The music industry shifted from the web2 standard model to web3, becoming legendary. Your Music NFT shines brighter than ever. Halleluiah!