World-Famous DJs Paul Oakenfold, Carl Cox, Paul Val Dyk Spin and Crossfade Into the NFT Universe

World-Famous DJs Paul Oakenfold, Carl Cox, Paul Val Dyk Spin and Crossfade Into the NFT Universe

While celebrities and athletes have been jumping into the non-fungible token (NFT) scene headfirst, a large quantity of music acts have also entered the NFT industry. On Tuesday, a lineup of world-famous DJs are being represented in a newly launched NFT collection called Djenerates. The NFT collection is supported by prominent DJs like Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Paul Val Dyk, Benny Benassi, Sven Väth, and Blond:ish. Prominent DJs Featured in NFT Collection

In 2021, non-fungible token (NFT) assets have become a billion-dollar industry and it seems everyone is trying to get in on the action. Bitcoin.com News has reportedon the swarm of celebrities flocking to NFTs quite a bit this year.

Popular hip-hop superstars like Snoop Dogg, Lil Pump, Eminem, Jay-Z, Busta Rhymes, and Ja Rulehave also been participating in the blockchain and crypto revolution. Now a slew of popular DJs are being featured in a collection of NFTs called the Djenerates. The collection of NFTs called the Djenerates.

The collection launched on September 28, and features 10,000 unique characters from the electronic music world. “From clubbers, DJs & bar staff to VIPs, bouncers and dancers, this is your exclusive pass into a new creative clubbing paradigm, known as the Djenerates,” the websitedetails. Pioneering DJ Paul Oakenfold to Launch NFT Album on Cardano

The Djenerates launch announcement details that the project has partnered with the Cardano network’s Starship Universe. The pioneering DJ Paul Oakenfold revealedat the recent Cardano summit in Laramie, Wyoming that he would be launching an NFT album (dubbed “Zombie Lobster”) on the ADA network.

“We live in a technological age,” Oakenfold said. “Platforms used to be for trains, clouds were in the sky and socials were places you danced. Things change quickly. It’s all about ‘when?’ and ‘where?’ but few people ask ‘why?’. When you do, it becomes clear what the right path to take is,” the legendary DJ added. Soon pic.twitter.com/pmxxPCjPnG

— Charles Hoskinson (@IOHK_Charles) September 27, 2021

The Djenerates collection of NFTs will be a cross-chain NFT brand and the NFTs feature the likes of famous DJs such as Sven Väth, Blond:ish, Anfisa Letyago, Dubfire, Carl Cox, Paul Oakenfold, Paul Val Dyk, Benny Benassi, Marco Faraone, and the Stafford Brothers. It also features random clubbers, ravers, bar staff, door staff, and dancers.

“Working alongside [Starship] Universe to bring the 1st generative NFT drop to Cardano is an exciting opportunity for Djenerates,” Hipworth, the founder of Djenerates said.

What do you think about the Djenerates collection of NFTs and the upcoming Paul Oakenfold album NFT? Let us know what you think about this subject in the comments section below. The "Feels Guy" Gets Blockchained — Rare Wojak NFT Project to Launch 4,000 Randomly Generated Wojaks BLOCKCHAIN | 3 days ago USDC Market Capitalization Hits $30 Billion — Stablecoin Adds $10 Billion in 4 Months BLOCKCHAIN | 3 days ago Tags in this story Anfisa Letyago, bar staff, Benny Benassi, Blockchain, Blond:ish, Cardano, Cardano Network, Carl Cox, Celebrities, clubbers, dancers, DJ NFTs, door staff, Dubfire, hip-hop superstars, Marco Faraone, nft, NFT album, NFTs, Paul Oakenfold, Paul Oakenfold album, Paul Val Dyk, ravers, Stafford Brothers, Starship Universe, Sven Väth, Zombie Lobster

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