The entire music industry is massive and startups such as this one would surely have a hard time getting into the scene especially when some competitors are already well established and well marketed. I have checked the website and can't find any information regarding the team/people behind this project, even on whitepaper, it wasn't discussed (maybe I missed it?). If you guys wanted to tackle such huge industry, you'll be needing a transparent and reliable team to back this project up. If you guys have one, I suggest listing them one by one on the website itself to promote transparency. I've worked with Opus before (as their bounty manager), another decentralized music platform and they too were struggling to have better grounds with some giant competitors. I hope you guys would be able to succeed where they couldn't. Goodluck.
Hello Julerz12,
You are entirely correct!
The industry at hand is both a massive and ever-changing industry. At this point in time, our focus is on product development and acquiring outsider input onto its growth and direction it should be headed. As the people are our main focus, and the growth of our project will entirely depend on the usability of its features, we want to ensure we have as much community input on its design, features, adaptability, and usability as it progresses. We are still very much a work in progress, and our approach to market is far more different and unconventional than most projects you will see focused around the industry.
You are in fact, spot on with our approach to announcing our team. We believe the members of our team deserve far more of an introduction than just a "team page" and will be announcing them one by one from the bottom up as the project comes to a grounds where full transparency is needed to progress. For now, the development itself is what we are announcing, and the chance for the community to throw input on its current state.