Sell your
own music.
You make the record. You release it under a collection, put it on the wall, and sell it to collectors by card — minted straight to their wallets. You keep 90% of every sale and your royalties, credited by name on every plate.
Ninety to you. Ten to us.
Four clauses, in the order they happen.
You join the roster
An account, a name, the collection that fits your work, and the wallet your share is paid to. Your Spotify or Apple Music profile can sit on your page from day one.
You submit a record
Title, liner notes, sleeve art, an edition size and a rung on the published ladder. The sleeve is reviewed before it ever reaches a public address.
A person reads it
Every submission is answered by a person, either way, with the reason. An accepted record is listed under the collection you chose and credited to you by name.
It mints and you are paid
A collector pays by card; the contract mints the record to their wallet and settles your share in the same transaction. The chain keeps the receipt.
Put a price on it. Pick a rung.
Every record in the shop sits on one published ladder of eighteen rungs, from $1 to $1,250. You choose the rung; the shop never charges a figure that is not on it.



