Soapbox Creates Holographic Archives of Live Music Performances
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What happened
Soapbox, a technology company, films artist performances in 3D and delivers them to fans as life-size holograms via AR/VR devices. The company has filmed performances featuring artists including Smokey Robinson, Buddy Guy, and Jadakiss. This service allows fans to view intimate, present moments of the artists in their homes.
From hypebot.com
Why it matters
Soapbox aims to create new revenue streams for the music business by highlighting the value of authentic human technique. The service also establishes historical archives of these artists, allowing future study of musical history.
From hypebot.com
Who's involved
- Smokey RobinsonArtist whose performance was filmed and archived by Soapbox.
- Buddy GuyArtist whose performance was filmed and archived by Soapbox.
- JadakissArtist whose performance was filmed and archived by Soapbox.
- Soulja BoyArtist whose performance could be archived by Soapbox.
- Stephen MarleyArtist whose performances could be licensed by Soapbox.
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The entities involved
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Smokey Robinson
American R&B singer, songwriter and producer (born 1940)
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Buddy Guy
American blues guitarist and singer
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Jadakiss
American rapper