Matt Wolfe wants to license his singing voice so others can create music with it and he earns royalties, similar to what Grimes did. The guest notes this trend is inevitable and mentions being invested in Udio alongside Andreessen Horowitz.
If I still played music as often as I used to, I would actually be really excited about what's going on because I can be like, man, if my voice is popular, I can do the Grimes thing and license it and have a million people going out there and creating music on my behalf. And I can somehow earn from those people using my voice and using my style. To me, that gets me excited. But I also understand the flip side of that coin.
I think that has to be coming because, I mean, will. I am invested in Udio alongside Andreessen Horowitz and a bunch of other great investors.
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