Universal Law Radio

AI artists are here, and they're only going to get exponentially better as their audience continues to expand. That's Universal Law.

That brings us to our topic today: there's a YouTube channel—or rather, a radio station—called Universal Law Radio. They approached me with their long-term vision of becoming a leader in the Artificial Artist industry.

I thought this was a genius idea. They're democratizing music creation with sounds and lyrics tuned to specific audiences, designed to evoke particular feelings with efficient output and effective listening.

It gets even better. When they told me they wanted to expand to Web3, I asked why. Their quick response: "Web3 posits that all services become assets through online ownership."

Everyone can participate in these decentralized systems. With AI creative tools, anyone can participate in digital craftsmanship.

As a music lover, I must say that AI hasn't yet matched the feeling I get from human craftsmanship—that venerable skill with a human touch. It simply sounds better.

So where does Oncode fit into this picture? We're in the Web3 era, moving toward Web4, where We are All Creators.

they already have been moving on the Youtube Algorithm

Think ahead

Looking into the near future, channels like this could evolve beyond YouTube monetization. They could convert their custom albums into NFTs for core listeners who want to experience more of that theme, that storyline, that vibe. With no barrier to entry—just purchase the NFT ERC-1155 to hear the complete work.

Even better: community-owned albums. As the channel's audience grows exponentially, more core fans will want to participate in community-created albums.

What does this mean? Imagine we post a community poll: "We're creating an album about the Future of Mankind. We need a vibe and lyrics to match. Submit your music." The council selects the best submissions. Those chosen get featured on the album and receive a percentage of the NFT sales. Everyone wins.

When this idea was proposed to our team, we couldn't resist. We decided to build the foundation for their Web Application and will continue building with them as they expand.Check out their website here! WE are constantly updating the the features

What are your thoughts on this expanding trend