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The Creator Behind 100x: Why I Brought Music and Digital Art Together

 



Every creative project starts with a question.

For 100x, mine was simple: what happens when music becomes part of a visual, collectible digital artwork?

I have always been interested in the way music can communicate feelings that are difficult to put into words. A melody can bring back a memory. A rhythm can change the atmosphere of a moment. A sound can become connected to a time in our lives.

Digital art offers another language for expression. Bringing these worlds together became the starting point for 100x.

An idea that began in 2021

100x is a collection of 100 musical NFT creations on the Tezos blockchain, launched in 2021.

It came from an interest in exploring the possibilities of music, digital ownership, and independent creativity in Web3.

The idea was not simply to upload music and call it an NFT. I wanted to build a collection with its own identity — a place where sound and visual expression could exist together.

Why create on Tezos?

I chose Tezos as the home for this project because I wanted to participate in an ecosystem where digital artists and collectors could explore new forms of creative ownership.

For independent creators, blockchain technology can offer another way to share work and connect with people who appreciate it.

But technology is only part of the story. The creative work still matters most.

The collection is still finding its audience

100x has already had sales, but there are still pieces waiting to find their collectors.

My goal is for the remaining NFTs to reach individual people who genuinely connect with the music and artwork.

I believe collecting should be personal. Someone might choose a piece because of its sound, its visual identity, or the feeling it brings back.

You can explore the available creations here:

100x on Objkt: https://objkt.com/users/tz1fExvJ5UiLLKoFhJg8T5BEzRpZR1AMp5Ss/created

Looking toward the future

I also have ideas for a next chapter: a Tezos-based token and a staking platform connected to eligible 100x NFT holders, after the collection is sold.

This remains a future plan. It is not currently live, and it depends on development, token design, funding, and proper testing.

For now, my attention is on sharing the collection, finding its audience, and building genuine connections with the Tezos community.

More than a digital collectible

For me, 100x represents an experiment in combining music, art, and blockchain technology.

It began as a creative idea in 2021. Today, I am continuing to share that idea with new listeners, artists, and collectors.

If you enjoy music NFTs or independent digital art, I invite you to discover 100x.

Explore the collection on Objkt: https://objkt.com/users/tz1fExvJ5UiLLKoFhJg8T5BEzRpZR1AMp5Ss/created

— Eth One

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