Rapper, Kyle is releasing a new album titled “It’s Not So Bad” that will be sold in the form of an NFT. He’s chosen to do this in order to keep the funds, instead of splitting the forthcoming earnings and royalties with a record label.
About Kyle’s NFT Album
A year and a half since his last album, “See you when I’m famous!!!!!!”, Kyle is releasing a new album in the form of an NFT, It’s Not So Bad. Although we don’t know many details surrounding the album, the artist announced the launch on Twitter. “Instead of splitting the royalties with the label, I’ll be selling this project as an NFT to give an opportunity for my fans to own this project with me. We’re in this together. Forever & Ever. ”
This is important for the artist. It’s a huge step in the change of the music industry. After years of musicians big and small having had a large percentage of their earnings taken by record labels, some artists are finally making a change and earning all of the money themselves, while providing fans with an opportunity to earn money.
About Kyle
Kyle Thomas Harvey, known simply as his stage name, ‘Kyle’ is an American artist from California. Kyle Harvey was born in the Reseda neighbourhood of Los Angeles, to a single mother, in a home of eight family members and two siblings. Also, he attended Ventura High School and stated he had a speech impediment that he was bullied for. Although, he gained confidence through drama classes.
Harvey’s main genres of music are hip-hop, R&B and pop-rap. He’s best known for his single, iSpy that featured Lil Yachty. The song peaked at number 4 on the Billboard top 100. He is signed to the Atlantic Records label.
He has worked alongside artists such as Kehlani, Lil Yachty, G-Eazy, Chance the Rapper, Rich the Kid, Tyga, Trippie Redd, Ty Dolla Sign, among others.
Also, recently, he made his debut in acting in 2018. This came from his feature in Netflix’s The After Party. In this film, he also released a single named “Moment” featuring Wiz Khalifa.
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