About

This platform has been designed by music technologists, producers, and musicians with firsthand experience of the industry. We have lived this world and witnessed the passion, hard work, and creativity that drive it. Music creation is a valuable career because everyone consumes it in some form. For some, it’s joy through their favourite artists; for others, it’s focus, comfort, healing, or even identity.

Yet despite its universal importance, the people who make it often struggle to be fairly rewarded. Today’s algorithms value volume above all else, driving record revenues for platforms while payouts remain diluted, confusing, opaque, and slow.

We have spent the last three years studying the development of the industry, from streaming economics and consumption habits to the loudest complaints from artists, labels, and fans. What we discovered is simple but uncomfortable: people are not incentivised enough to try something new. There is a massive black hole in the monetised streaming space, where value is siphoned away from creators and funnelled into platforms through what is essentially an advertisement dominated industry (ads have a place in the food chain but not at the top). The industry has grown too comfortable with a model that delivers less and less to the very people who keep it alive.

Streaming platforms now generate billions annually, yet artists are often left with less than a fraction of a penny per stream. Payments can take months to arrive, and when they do, they are wrapped in percentages and averages that hide how much each play is truly worth. Fans, meanwhile, are locked into rigid monthly fees whether they listen to one track or a thousand, with no clear visibility into how their money supports the creators they care about.

Nomelody is built to change that. By rethinking the financial model at its core, we make every stream count. Artists earn a fixed, transparent royalty per play, paid daily and visible in a clear ledger. Curators can be rewarded for discovery without gatekeeping. Fans only pay for the music they actually engage with, while still knowing that their money flows directly to the people behind the songs.

Looking ahead, our vision goes beyond fixing today’s broken royalty model. As the platform grows, we aim to become the central hub where music, community, and culture converge. Fans will not only discover and stream, but also connect, buy merch, secure tickets, and directly support the artists they love all in one place. For creators, it’s more than just streaming income; it’s a sustainable ecosystem designed to support your career.

This is just the beginning. By supporting communities with technology and not the other way around, we are laying the foundation for a future where music isn’t just consumed, but valued by everyone, for everyone.