There's a roadmap, alright.  It's a secret that everybody knows.

When blockchain technology first appeared the industry which it disrupted first was finance.  How it disrupted finance is what I and others had the privilege to participate in deciding.  We watched what sorts of things markets demanded and what sorts of enterprises became possible.

We noticed very early on that this same process was unfolding as blockchain technology invaded yet another industry, that industry being music.

From launch this project we have taken a position somewhat above and beyond whatever is the current narrative.  If one looks at how the narrative has changed in regard to blockchain tech and its application to music, there's a striking similarity between what this project and it's principals discuss in public and what suddenly becomes the next great feature other projects are standing on stage talking about.  

That's for a few good reasons that aren't really obvious to the crypto space because of how they are used to seeing projects packaged for pump and dumps.  Yes, we have a technology stack to support everything we've claimed.  Yes, we've released demonstrations and proofs of concept of our stack such as bandnameblockchain.com.  Yes, we are interfacing with the very decision makers required on the inside of the music economy, from multi-platinum songwriters and performers to Pandora.

What we have not done is exactly spell out how we are going to execute our vision, and that's because we want everyone else to stake their claim first.  That's pretty much happened, and things are already in motion.  In order to preserve our market presence we will only reveal our plan once the ink is dry.  

Papers are being drafted, agreements are being signed, and money is changing hands.  The engine has been primed and we shall be turning the key in the very act of revealing our go-to-market product.