The Jump Off · a song in parts

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1

Which part is yours?

This song was released as separate parts (we call them stems). If you own one, it's an NFT in your wallet.
2

Lock your part in

A free signature in your wallet (Xaman or Joey). Nothing is sent, nothing is spent, your NFT stays where it is. Locking says: count me in.
3

The song unlocks together

When one of every part is locked, those parts form a circle and every NFT in it becomes the full song. Until then, hear what's locked so far.
All the parts — tap a piece number to lock or unlock it · 🔒 locked · ✓ in a circle · violet ring = yours · 🎭 hear what the NFT plays until it's locked. The green labels only say what is playing; they are not switches.
Circles — groups that have unlocked the song
None yet.
How this works, in full

Parts. Each stem of the song (drums, bass, vocals…) was minted as its own NFT. Some play a stand-in sound in public until they're locked; the real part is a surprise.

Locking. Owning a part and locking it are different. Locking is a free Xaman signature that says you're in. Your NFT never moves. You can unlock any time before your circle completes.

Circles. The moment locked parts cover every part of the song, the earliest lock of each part forms a circle. Every NFT in that circle changes into the full song — no transaction, nothing to claim. Circles form in the order parts were locked, so there can be more than one.

Listening. Every locked part plays here for everyone, in time, so you can hear the song build as people join.

Unlocks are declared at mint and never change. Locking is a free signature; your stem never leaves your wallet. A completed circle is permanent. Pieces live at https://art.thejumpoff.xyz/housefun-2e8d8e/<id>.json.