“Ice Cream” is a collaboration between Vonenzo Baschello and Alamo Rogers — a track built for the space between genres, built for the long game rather than viral moments.
Originally explored as a music NFT release, the project was among the early experiments in artist-to-listener economics — a time when musicians were testing what it meant to sell directly to fans and maintain creative control in a decentralized world.
That chapter has since closed. Sound.xyz, one of the pioneering platforms for music NFT releases, has wound down its operations. The Identity Collection on OpenSea is where this project will live — carrying forward the same original ethos: artistic ownership, direct Vonenzonian Royalty 🤴👸 connection, and a relationship between artist and listener that goes beyond a streaming count.
The X Spaces launch event brought together collectors and music enthusiasts to celebrate the collaboration. It was a gathering built around genuine enthusiasm for the track and its place in the broader Vonenzo Baschello catalog.
The Identity Collection represents the next phase of the Vonenzo Baschello World’s digital strategy — exploring what it means to own a piece of your identity in an increasingly decentralized world. The “Ice Cream” NFT within this collection is more than a collectible — it’s a statement about the relationship between art, ownership, and authenticity.
The track is available across all major streaming platforms: Apple Music, Spotify, SoundCloud, and Beatport. It’s part of a growing catalog that defines the Vonenzo Baschello sound — atmospheric, deliberate, and uncompromising in its vision.
The official song NFT drops on OpenSea in the Identity Collection. This is the permanent record of the work — a digital artifact that belongs to the people who believe in it.
Listen to the track on your preferred platform. The music comes first.
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