Hadean, a British Web3 startup, has teamed up with PIXELYNX to scale up the world’s first music metaverse, ELYNXIR, it was announced earlier this week.
Co-founded by electronic music producers and technologists Joel Zimmerman (deadmau5) and Richie Hawtin (Plastikman), the pair developed ELYNIXIR to provide users with a platform to join virtual concerts, earn non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and attend bespoke virtual spaces designed by musicians.
Music is a place.
— PIXELYNX (@pixelynx_io) May 25, 2022
A place you can lose yourself in.
A place to escape the mundane.
That place is @elynxirgame
Unlock a new layer of reality.
🗝🚪 @elynxirgame
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The persistent, scalable platform allows artists to design music ecosystems for distributing and hosting music and immersive experiences, backed by Hadean’s distributed cloud systems. The platform’s services will create a hub for hosting games, shows, and NFTs in a persistent virtual experience.
Hadean will also provide connectivity and computing resources across the cloud and edge for optimal upscaling for the metaverse project, the companies explained.
Hadean was founded in 2015 as a venture-backed startup for building computing, Web3, and Metaverse solutions for enterprise and defence sector clients, including CAE, Microsoft, the Francis Crick Institute and Cervus, Minecraft, and others.
We're delighted to join many other leading #simulation and #training organisations at #DSET2022 which kicked-off with a virtual event today. To drop by and chat with us head to our digital booth: https://t.co/MeavydkSzC#HadeanWay #DSET #Defence #MilSim pic.twitter.com/vAMbvSzcRH
— Hadean (@hadeaninc) June 7, 2022
PIXELYNX, a London and Los Angeles-based firm, teamed up with music pioneers such as Graphite’s Ben Turner, Dean Wilson from Seven20 Entertainment and mau5trap, and Music Metaverse Futurist Inder Phull to develop new interfaces between fans and the music industry via immersive experiences.
