Snoop Dogg is officially partnering with Tune.FM as the face of the Web3 music streaming platform. His newly released single, Spaceship Party, is the first project under this collaboration. He also plans to move more of his catalog, including material from Death Row Records, to the platform.
In a statement, he made it clear that he is shifting away from mainstream streaming services, saying, “I don’t f**k with Spotify anymore. I’m only on Tune.FM.” The platform, which operates using its native cryptocurrency, JAM, offers instant micropayments per stream. It also features AI-driven discovery to promote independent artists and allows users to tip artists, unlock exclusive content, and invest in music rights.
Snoop Dogg’s decision to join Tune.FM came after meeting its founder, Andrew Antar, at the Crypto Ball before President Trump’s inauguration. Antar, a classically trained musician who plays violin on Spaceship Party, called Snoop a pioneer in technology and music.
Beyond streaming, Snoop plans to use the platform for fan experiences, giveaways, and VIP events. There are also discussions with major labels and distributors to expand the platform’s catalog and bring more exclusive content to users. Billboard first reported the partnership.
