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Mark de Clive-Lowe

Mark de Clive-Lowe

musician/composer/producer/DJ mashibeats.xyz founder + everwave.xyz co-founder cultural curator
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Phase Two: $BUYBACK Emerald x sound.xyz

At the top of 2022, I launched the $BUYBACK Crowdfund - a mirror campaign to raise funds to reacquire 7 back catalog albums from the labels that controlled them and to establish the governance membership of Mashibeats - a creator community I founded at the intersection of jazz, electronic music and web3. After a successful 12.3 ETH raise (approx $40k at the time), all funds raised were paid out to the respective labels, and all 7 albums have been reacquired and as such, are now foundational assets for Mashibeats.
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Mashibeats Remix Contest 001

Youā€™re invited to remix and reimagineā€¦ welcome to the first Mashibeats Remix Contest!
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Mashibeats Creator Club Season 1

mentoring ten music-creators into their web3 genesis projects
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Introducing $MASHI: the social token powering the Mashibeats community

Iā€™m excited to be announcing the launch of $MASHI - a new gas-free social token on the Rally network - to fuel and bring value to the Mashibeats creator community.
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Motherland

So many of us grow up as ā€œothersā€. Questioning where we fit in, who our tribe is and how our identity meets the world. For me, this was the story of much of my life as a Japanese-New Zealander who was never Japanese enough to be Japanese, or white enough to be white. My teenage love of jazz, hip hop and drumā€™nā€™bass all stemmed from the same needs - these were music forms where I could find comfort and community through diving into albums created from artistsā€™ own searches for belonging and identity: sonic offerings that decried the status quo and mainstream seeking something more. This premise has been my foundation as an artist - creating music that looks to answer my own inner questions and reflect the world I see, while knowing that emulating the status quo does little to help me understand my own past, present and future.