NHAM

Nexus Haven of Awesome Music
NHAM
NHAM
@nham@nham.co.uk

Music updates from artists in the Fedi who distribute songs on fair platforms.

NHAM is an online music magazine for all things Fedi-music. It draws connections between indie musicians, fair distribution platforms and listeners, under a shared ethos.

We publish regular new music releases, reviews and news from the community to an audience of thousands of unique daily visitors.

As the go-to music curation platform in the Fediverse NHAM also hosts music videos, has a radio channel and contains gig listings for both real life and online performances.

We aim to help develop and nurture the ecosystem which envelopes all of the fair platforms that currently support indie artists in The Fediverse, and in turn enhance discovery, distribution, attribution, fair artist payment, consent and trust. Interoperability and community are key to making this work.

Administered by @ethicalrevolution@climatejustice.social & @sknob@mamot.fr

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Jam.coop Updates + New Features

What is jam.coop?

jam.coop (@jamcoop) is an online record store owned co-operatively by musicians and the people who work here. Owning it together means we can rely on it and share in the profits together. We’ve answered some common questions at jam.coop/about.

Tagging your music

Artists can now tag their music. We support the same set of genre tags that Musicbrainz (@musicbrainz) use, but soon we’ll let artists add their own too.

If you’re an artist, head to your account dashboard, edit your albums and tag away. Make atmospheric sludge metal? We’ve got your back.

We’ll wait a little while until we have some more music tagged, and then make it easier for people to find music using them. You can get a little peak by following the links on album pages, for example https://jam.coop/tags/ambient.

Licensing your music

We now make it easy to choose a license for your music, for example the Attribution-NoDerivatives Creative Commons license.

By default everything is “All rights reserved” so if you’re an artist there’s no need to change anything.

More metadata in your downloads

If you buy music on jam, and we’d love it if you did, the downloaded files now have a bunch of useful metadata (e.g. proper track numbering, release dates) so that they look great wherever you play them.

ATOM FEEDS

You heard us. Keep up with the latest releases on jam like it’s 2005 with our Albums Atom feed.

We love feeds, so expect artist-specific, genre feeds and more soon.

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