#572 Napster; The Future with Brandon Wolf, CTO of Napster

Today we’re talking to Brandon Wolf, CTO of Napster; and we discuss how Napster is bringing its disruptive spirit back into the market; the intersection of web3 and music streaming platforms; and the essence of servant leadership.

All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast! 

Check out more of Brandon and Napster at https://www.napster.com/us!

About Brandon Wolf:

Highly adept problem-solver and executive-level software development and delivery expert. I am a seasoned and industry-recognized expert in software development, architecture, infrastructure, and implementations.

About Napster:

Napster was the original music industry disruptor of the Web1 era. A name steeped in innovation, we are proudly synonymous with music. We started a revolution as the very first platform to imagine how we would all enjoy entertainment in the future.

Utilizing peer-to-peer technology, the original Napster put fans front and center by creating a new means of music distribution. In subsequent years, it evolved into a fully licensed subscription-based music streaming service.

The recently refreshed Napster is currently available in 33 countries across a wide range of connected devices.

At Napster, we believe that diversity of thought, experience, and background are critical to our success, and we’ve created a culture that supports, inspires, respects, and includes all individuals (including colleagues, customers, contractors, and suppliers).

Napster is an equal opportunity employer, and we do not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, sex, sexual orientation, religion, gender identity, marital status, age, disability, parental status, national or ethnic origin, veteran status, citizenship, or other protected characteristic. Working with us is solely down to your talent, experience, qualifications, and professional competence.

This policy applies to every aspect of life at Napster, including recruitment, hiring, training, advancement, and termination. The Napster family live this policy because it’s the right thing to do. It’s who we are.