In 2021 I teamed up with @VerdigrisEnsemb to create the first piece of programmable blockchain music/art around Amelia and those who searched for her, specifically a young woman who believed she heard her distress calls over her radio. "Betty's Notebook" was considered the first "Classical Music NFT" (tho im sure there was something prior), this piece broke the Async sales record for a primary sale, and was split like 30 ways, so that every contributor and singer was compensated. Collected by Metapurse & an anon buyer (the piece consisted of multiple stems and a master). The physical was co-built with the team at @atomicform and debuted at Terminal 5 during NFTNYC Sadly, like the flight it referenced, this work has been lost in some ways with the platform shutting down and removing the music player. However, the artwork still lives on in the blockchain, metadata, and IPFS.