HIP-920: NFT Music Metadata Standards

[itsbrandondev]

The Hashgraph NFT Working Group has submitted a new draft PR #920 to create hip-0000-nft-music-metadata.md

The purpose of this HIP is to extend HIP-412 to establish a music metadata standard. This new HIP enables music applications and musicians to fully leverage NFTs on Hedera and for the music industry to easily integrate their existing catalogs. 8 months of collaborative community work has allowed the group to enter the HIP to the draft stage.

Read the draft HIP

[angelorc]

Hello everyone, it's great to see a working group focused on music NFT metadata. My name is Angelo, and I'm the founder of BitSong. I've been working on a metadata standard for years, and the first version was published here: https://github.com/bitsongofficial/bitsongjs/blob/telescope/packages/metadata/test/track.spec.ts#L4. This version is also compatible with OpenSea's ERC721 standard.

I'd love to collaborate with the working group - is there a place for me?

[itsbrandondev]

hey! yes we would love to have you as a part of our group : )

feel free to DM us here: https://twitter.com/hbarnftwg

[mgh14]

Just a heads up, this token is referenced in the hip, and the ipfs metadata for said token's NFTs has something slightly different for the child items of credits. The hip specifies that producer, mix, composer, etc. are string values; however the ipfs metadata has an array of strings for some of these properties, e.g. "producer": ["Joshua Doerksen", "Brandon Davenport"]. Not sure if that's something that needs to be called out in the hip or not