A decentralized platform harnessing the power of blockchain to connect artists, event organizers, and music enthusiasts.
The Web3 Music Platform is set to redefine the music industry by creating a trustless, decentralized environment. By leveraging the capabilities of blockchain, the platform ensures transparent, immutable, and secure interactions for artists, event organizers, and users.
- Website (Next.js): Main web portal offering a feature-rich experience.
- Artist: Dedicated space for artists to showcase their talent and interact with event organizers.
- Public: A segment allowing general users to discover artists, events, and more.
- Dashboard: A comprehensive control panel for users, artists, and organizers.
- Mobile App: An app extending platform functionalities to mobile devices.
- Event Organizer: Mobile-centric features for organizing and managing events.
- Profile: Detailed artist profiles with their music, events, and ratings.
- Events handle: Manages upcoming and past events related to artists.
- Users begin their journey on the Website, with options to explore the Artist section, and general Public content.
- The Dashboard offers a deeper dive into functionalities, with seamless integration with the API Client.
- On mobile devices, the Mobile App focuses on event organization and dynamic artist interactions.
- Load Balancer: Distributes incoming requests ensuring optimal performance.
- Web Servers: Handle user requests and backend processing.
- Node.js: Executes server-side logic.
- Service Layer: Manages core business logic and data operations.
- Cache: Enhances performance by temporarily storing frequent data.
- Database: Central storage solution for all persistent data.
- Load Balancer directs traffic to Web Server1 or Web Server2.
- Servers leverage Node.js for processing, further interfacing with the Service Layer.
- Data operations are enhanced using the Cache or stored persistently in the Database.
- Stacks Network: The foundational blockchain infrastructure.
- Smart Contracts: Smart contract made on clarity, including nft, platform, rating, escrow smart contracts for the release or funds etc. can be accessed here
- IPFS - GAIA: A distributed file system for decentralized data storage.
- Oracle: Feeds external, real-world data to the platform's smart contracts.
- Artist's Wallet: Digital wallet for artists to manage tokens or digital assets.
- Reputation System: Transparently rates artists based on performance and user feedback.
- Artist Profile: Showcases artists, their ratings, inscriptions, and other relevant data.
- Stacks Network integrates with Smart Contracts, IPFS - GAIA, and Oracle to form the blockchain backbone.
- Various platform functionalities like gig applications, availability confirmations, and contract interactions are managed by Smart Contracts.
- Ratings, inscriptions, and metadata are transparently managed and displayed on the Artist Profile.
- Popup: UI prompting users to select their preferred digital wallet.
- Metamask, Hiro, Phantom: Supported wallets for secure digital transactions.
- Initiating "Wallet Connect" on the Website triggers the Popup.
- Users can then seamlessly connect their Metamask, Hiro, or Phantom wallets to the platform.
Here are the screen shots of the Web3 Music Platform:
Home Page
Wallet Connect
Featured Musicians
Event Organizers
Top Artist Inscriptions
Profile Page
GIGS Page
Inscription
Below are the diagrams related to the Web3 Music Platform:
UML Diagram
ER Diagram
The Web3 Music Platform stands as a beacon for the future of the music industry. By seamlessly integrating frontend interactions, backend processing, blockchain technologies, and wallet connectivity, the platform offers a holistic, decentralized experience for all stakeholders. As we move forward, we aim to integrate more blockchain networks, support additional digital wallets, and introduce AI-driven insights for artists and organizers.
For queries, feedback, or contributions, please reach out to our support team. We believe in community-driven development and welcome any suggestions or pull requests.