Or: Why We Built an NFT CRCMS. — NFT CRCMS. Holy 💩 that is a lot of letters. Last month, after a year of toiling in the NFT salt mines and smashing into the same pain points with each client project, our team at Brovember Rain, along with the good fine folks at Code Particle, decided to build…

Since starting Brovember Rain earlier this year, our little web3 team has become very busy developing NFT projects for influencers, content creators and media entities. A lot of our clients are new to the space (because everyone is), and we hear a lot of the same questions in every RFP…

Our team at Brovember Rain has been working on a number of NFT projects in Q4, and more often than not (more often than we expected), those projects are being built on WAX. A lot of the communities we’re building projects for have never purchased NFTs before, and a lot…

Here’s How We Did It, and How You Can Get Some — Last week, one of my oldest friends and regular collaborators, David Dean hit me up about minting a series of NFTs. We wanted to learn the process and see if we could come up with a viable product and knock out the process in the space of about a week…

At the end of August, just in time for spooky season, legendary composer, writer, director and somewhat newly minted touring musician, John Carpenter released a new single, Skeleton, on Sacred Bones Records. This was Carpenters first new music since returning to the Halloween franchise to score 2018’s Halloween and his…

You Just Got Outfoxed By A Fox Full disclosure: I’ve been writing this post for about 3 years. I keep going back, and editing a few words, reorganizing some sections, rethinking an analogy or two, worrying about how it might be viewed, generally procrastinating and questioning whether it’s my place to chime in on clinical depression. I’m…

“I think that we deserve better and I feel like there might be a more generous platform to come along if enough people followed in my footsteps.” -Michael Stipe, on leaving Instagram — I’ve spent the better part of my life trying to do what Michael Stipe would do in any given situation. I always thought that practice would ultimately be expressed in music…or in some more traditional medium. But the fact is, I’ve been most successful in building social media tools…I’ve made…