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PARTNERSHIP: Large music platforms often stifle creativity, undervalue artists, and alienate users with ads and poor revenue sharing. This is what got me excited about Suede Labs, a vibrant, community-centric alternative to big music labels where creators can thrive, fans are rewarded, and everyone shares in the success of...

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Arye1 year ago

@AISUEDE i’m interested especially as a musician

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American Stories Network1 year ago

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Bond Finance1 year ago

@AISUEDE $SUEDE is revolutionizing the music industry! The team is constantly building and rolling out new features. Glad to be in this early!

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Charles Ugochukwu1 year ago

@AISUEDE $Suede + #AI_agent + #Music

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Craig Chamberlin1 year ago

@AISUEDE I can only imagine how often the Big Tech companies play ideological favorites with music artists.

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Aquino1 year ago

Exciting to see how AI and decentralized platforms like @aisuede are reshaping the music industry! This could be a game-changer for artists looking to regain control and for fans wanting a more personal connection with their favorite musicians. Looking forward to the live show and seeing where this innovation leads!

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Token Sherpa 🧱1 year ago

@AISUEDE Sounds promising. Empowering creators and valuing their art is always exciting!

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Red Bullet 🍫1 year ago

@AISUEDE #SUEDEAI is a project that provides utilities that make music creation easier and not only that holding their tokens give am opportunity to change the future 🚀🚀🚀 The ecosystem is yet to see what's unfolding 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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Johnny SUEDE(will not DM)1 year ago

@AISUEDE @SuedeAgent

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Obasi Uchechukwu Godfrey1 year ago

@AISUEDE $SUEDE #Ai #MUSIC #AIAGENTS

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JMung1 year ago

@AISUEDE Streaming has killed the music industry.

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