Often Suspected of Copyright Infringement, Tri Suaka Will Do This

Kapanlagi.com - Musician Tri Suaka is currently in the spotlight for often being suspected of infringing on the copyrights of several musicians. As is known, Tri Suaka has covered several songs even though he also has his own work. Therefore, Tri Suaka welcomes anything that supports content creators and musicians.

One of the things that supports it is a platform that allows musicians, actors, models, comedians, dancers, and painters to get up to 80 percent of ad revenue. Even, they can get 95 percent of non-fungible token (NFT) transactions, merchandise, show tickets, and livestream revenue.

"This is a platform that supports content creators and musicians in their work. As long as it is positive, I will support it. Moreover, digitalization now indeed makes it easier for musicians," said Tri Suaka when met in the Kemang area, South Jakarta recently.

With blockchain technology, the platform will transform traditional business that makes it difficult for creators to get maximum results from their work. This is done through an ecosystem and experience that provides opportunities for artists or creators of a work to get a bigger share of the sales of their works, without involving third parties.

1. Appreciation for Content Creators

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Allan Klepfisz as CEO of Fenix360 said that with the presence of this platform, it is expected to support and facilitate musicians, actors, and content creators in their work. This platform is also a high form of appreciation for the hard work of musicians in producing their works.

"We want all of our communication to be based on substance, not stagnant or even just strong beliefs," said Klepfisz.

This platform was developed by practitioners and experts in the fields of technology, music, art, finance, and media. They started from the experience of the founders who witnessed billions of dollars flowing in the arts and music industry, but artists and creators still struggle with financial problems.

2. Tri Suaka Welcomes It

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Seeing this, Tri Suaka is eager to try it out. For him, this is a breath of fresh air for musicians.

"If it's positive, we'll definitely give it a try," said Tri Suaka.

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