Ripple Partners With Armada Music To Launch An Album In Maladroids

Ripple collaborated with Styngr, a music integration platform, and Armada Music to offer an exclusive album in Maladroids, a video game built on the XRP Ledger.

Armada Music is a top entity in its sector, and its three Co-Founders are renowned DJs Armin van Buuren, Maykel Piron, and David Lewis.

The cooperation will attempt to publish a music album in the play-to-earn game Maladroids, according to a recent press release. The game, created by Ripple’s modular ecosystem onXRP, will allow users to compete and earn XRP tokens as incentives.

The record will heighten the participants’ anticipation of the debut of Maladroids. Stingr, a music integration company, and Armada Music, a record label, have promised to introduce two big EDM musicians, Tom Staar and Kryder, who will play new tracks each month for the first 180 days of the game’s release.

In addition, the next functionality will provide users with audio emotes and audio NFTs. Alex Tarrand, Co-Founder of Styngr, said about the initiative:

“Seamlessly launching an entire album through a game is a groundbreaking opportunity. We are thrilled to be collaborating with record labels like Armada Music to bring brand new tracks from some of EDM’s top artists to blockchain gaming that leverages the best-in-class capabilities of the XRP Ledger. To do all this in a game as fun and competitive as Maladroids is truly something special.”

OnXRP CEO Kaj Leroy anticipated that the album will be a terrific experience for gamers. According to him, individuals who compete will have the opportunity to discover amazing new songs from prominent performers.

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