The long form
of music.
Morylen designs and operates on-chain music products. We build MoryAudio — a streaming service where artists earn directly and verifiably — powered by MoryToken (MORY) on Polygon. We don't ship fast — we build the structure first, then put the product on top of it.
MoryAudio
A streaming service where every play, every payout, and every credit lives on-chain. Listen to artists. Pay them directly.
Open the appField notes · 2026
Music made by people, paid to people.
Studios, stages, kitchen tables. Every track on the platform was made somewhere real — and the splits go to whoever was actually in the room.
§ 02b — MoryAudio mobile
See the app before it ships.
Native iOS and Android apps for MoryAudio are in development. Drag the simulator on the right to try the five tabs (Listen, Stories, Wallet, Studio, Profile) right inside this page — same Pretendard, same dark editorial palette, same non-custodial donation flow as the real native binary.
We never hold your MORY balance, never ask for a seed phrase, never sign a transaction. Your wallet app does that — we just display the recipient address.
§ 04 — Manifesto
How we work.
“We build open infrastructure for music — neutral rails, smart-contract payouts, no curation. Artists and listeners run the rest.”
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Open infrastructure, not editor.
We do not curate, recommend, or rank. Listeners discover via search and sort. Artists publish themselves. Morylen builds the rails — not the playlists.
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Smart contracts pay artists.
Royalty splits live in immutable smart contracts. We do not custody, hold, or guarantee payments. The contract executes autonomously — the platform stays out of the way.
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Full ownership, full responsibility.
Artists keep their masters and copyrights. They also own the licensing, sample-clearance, and tax obligations. Open infrastructure means freedom — and the duties that come with it.
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Disclose AI, do not censor.
AI-generated music is welcome — provided it is self-labelled. Listeners always see the AI tag. Disclosure is a content rule, not aesthetic gate-keeping.