Jane Handcock to Release NFT EP ‘A Few Sappy Songs’ on Gala Music

Renowned
R&B
and
Hip-hop
artist
Jane
Handcock
is
set
to
release
a
new
EP
titled ‘A
Few
Sappy
Songs’
on
Gala
Music,
according
to

Gala
News.
The
much-anticipated
release
will
drop
on
August
23rd
at
1pm
PT.

Exclusive
NFT
Tracks

‘A
Few
Sappy
Songs’
will
feature
five
new
tracks,
each
available
as
NFTs.
The
tracks
will
be
limited
to
100
digital
copies
each,
making
them
a
rare
addition
to
any
music
collection.
Jane
Handcock,
a
key
member
of
the
original
Gala
Music
artist
crew,
has
a
history
of
sold-out
tracks
on
the
platform.

Early
Access
for
Dedicated
Fans

Fans
who
have
reached
Level
2
in
Jane
Handcock’s
Loyalty
Pool
by
locking
their
$MUSIC
tokens
will
gain
early
access
to
the
EP
at
12pm
PT,
one
hour
before
the
general
public.
To
qualify
for
early
access,
fans
must
unlock
this
benefit
by
5pm
PT
on
August
22nd.

Tracklist
and
Themes

The
EP
features
the
following
tracks:

• 
  Track
  1: ‘Melancholy
  Shit’
  –
  A
  song
  about
  sadness,
  written
  during
  a
  melancholic
  period.
• 
  Track
  2: ‘Whatever
  You
  On’
  –
  A
  song
  about
  decision-making,
  inspired
  by
  a
  need
  for
  answers
  from
  a
  lover.
• 
  Track
  3: ‘You
  Hurt
  My
  Feelings’
  –
  A
  heartfelt
  track
  about
  dealing
  with
  hurt
  feelings
  from
  a
  lover.
• 
  Track
  4: ‘Gimme
  a
  Vibe’
  –
  A
  vibe-centric
  song
  written
  to
  uplift
  the
  artist’s
  spirits
  after
  a
  tough
  time.
• 
  Track
  5: ‘Fly
  Me
  Away’
  –
  A
  reflective
  track
  co-written
  with
  Ian
  Kelly,
  expressing
  a
  desire
  to
  escape.

Unlock
$MUSIC
Rewards

Owning
these
NFT
tracks
will
also
unlock
$MUSIC
rewards
for
fans.
Rewards
are
based
on
platform
and
app
plays
of
hosted
tracks.
Fans
who
also
own
a
Gala
Music
Jukebox
Node
can
further
enhance
their
rewards
by
powering
the
Gala
Music
DePIN.

This
new
release
continues
to
highlight
Jane
Handcock’s
significant
presence
in
the
NFT
music
space
and
her
collaboration
with
Gala
Music
and
Death
Row
Records.

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