For 40,000 years before the printing press, VHS and vinyl, we made culture afresh each day. Music was an activity we came together to do, not a product we consumed alone.
Then recording and distribution technology separated content from creativity, producers from consumers. We lost touch with the simple, intuitive joy of collaborative creativity.
Our mission at Endlesss is to resurrect the primal joy of social creativity for a modern, digital world.
When we made the Endlesss apps, we made a door. The Endlesss community gathered from around the world and went through that door to build a world.
The community is our beating heart, consistently blowing minds and pushing barriers with the music they make.
The industrial revolution centralised and scaled the production of everything, concentrating the huge profits it generated in the hands of small elites.
This hits culture-makers hard, with all but the most popular creators struggling to make ends meet while the owners of the platforms they use enjoy billion-dollar windfalls.
This is not how we want to roll.
We are setting Endlesss up to transition towards community ownership and an economic model designed to enfranchise all who create cultural value.
For 40,000 years before the printing press, VHS and vinyl, we made culture afresh each day. Music was an activity we came together to do, not a product we consumed alone.
Then recording and distribution technology separated content from creativity, producers from consumers. We lost touch with the simple, intuitive joy of collaborative creativity.
Our mission at Endlesss is to resurrect the primal joy of social creativity for a modern, digital world.
When we made the Endlesss apps, we made a door. The Endlesss community gathered from around the world and went through that door to build a world.
The community is our beating heart, consistently blowing minds and pushing barriers with the music they make.
The industrial revolution centralised and scaled the production of everything, concentrating the huge profits it generated in the hands of small elites.
This hits culture-makers hard, with all but the most popular creators struggling to make ends meet while the owners of the platforms they use enjoy billion-dollar windfalls.
This is not how we want to roll.
We are setting Endlesss up to transition towards community ownership and an economic model designed to enfranchise all who create cultural value.