Play together, stay together. Across 85 NFTs, “Lounge Act” steps into the smoky jazz bars, clubs, and yes, lounges of 1970s New Orleans. Using Chae Tongyull’s oil paintings from that era as a base, this drop moves through six distinct visual styles, sliding from deep, velvety blues all the way up to bright, brassy tones. As part of Orangehare.io’s ongoing Musical Spaces collections, this in-house production is a portrait of music in its most intimate form: not only as a collaboration across class, genre, and places, but also between people... and their instruments of choice. For Chae, it happened to be a paintbrush.

Play together, stay together. Across 85 NFTs, “Lounge Act” steps into the smoky jazz bars, clubs, and yes, lounges of 1970s New Orleans. Using Chae Tongyull’s oil paintings from that era as a base, this drop moves through six distinct visual styles, sliding from deep, velvety blues all the way up to bright, brassy tones. As part of Orangehare.io’s ongoing Musical Spaces collections, this in-house production is a portrait of music in its most intimate form: not only as a collaboration across class, genre, and places, but also between people... and their instruments of choice. For Chae, it happened to be a paintbrush.

Play together, stay together. Across 85 NFTs, “Lounge Act” steps into the smoky jazz bars, clubs, and yes, lounges of 1970s New Orleans. Using Chae Tongyull’s oil paintings from that era as a base, this drop moves through six distinct visual styles, sliding from deep, velvety blues all the way up to bright, brassy tones. As part of Orangehare.io’s ongoing Musical Spaces collections, this in-house production is a portrait of music in its most intimate form: not only as a collaboration across class, genre, and places, but also between people... and their instruments of choice. For Chae, it happened to be a paintbrush.