Sony's Soneum Launches First Music NFT Series with Coop Records

Sony's Layer2 project, Soneum, has collaborated with a cryptocurrency record label, Coop Records, to launch the first music NFT series on the network. The announcement was made on February 7th, 2025, and the music NFT series includes a set of unreleased music from Tokyo producer NUU$HI. The 22-minute music NFT is priced at 0.000777 ETH each, approximately $2.11.

The NFT series is launched on Soneum's NFT trading platform, Sonova, and is expected to attract a wide range of music enthusiasts and NFT collectors. The collaboration between Soneum and Coop Records is a significant step towards the integration of music and blockchain technology, opening up new opportunities for artists and fans alike.

The music industry has been increasingly embracing blockchain technology and NFTs in recent years. NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, are unique digital assets that can represent ownership of a specific item, such as a piece of music or artwork. By using NFTs, artists can sell their work directly to fans, bypassing traditional record labels and distribution channels.

Soneum, a Layer2 project built on the Ethereum blockchain, aims to provide a scalable and user-friendly platform for NFT trading. The project has gained significant attention in the crypto community for its innovative approach to NFTs and its potential to revolutionize the digital asset market.

The collaboration with Coop Records is a testament to Soneum's commitment to supporting the growth of the music industry and the adoption of blockchain technology. As the first music NFT series on the Soneum network, it is expected to pave the way for future collaborations and partnerships in the music and blockchain spaces.