ProductionPal, LLC is an innovative technology company poised to revolutionize the
music industry by addressing critical issues of piracy, fair compensation, and digital
rights management. Founded in 2020 by social entrepreneur Jaime Merlin Boxell, the
company aims to restore value to the music industry through its groundbreaking IP.
Our Mission
● Music In the Merch™ – Concert Merchandise integrated w/RFID technology:
This invention seeks to provide recording artists a wide variety of
apparel products to integrate with RFID(Radio Frequency
Identification) technology. The product consists of a washable
NFC(Near Field Communication) tag, a mobile phone app, and a
server application. It enables the streaming of digital media (music,
video, etc.) in a protected manner… so only the owners of a registered
NFC tag can consume the digital media. The first application the
company is targeting is band merchandise, for example; t-shirts, caps, badges, and other merchandise sold at gigs. This will give fans
something extra, for example; access to sound and video recordings
of the concert they attended, “Singles” releases, or personalized
message content to fans, etc. In the future, the company could expand
out to, for example, the gaming industry, sports industry, and so on.
We make band merchandise more desirable to fans by putting the “sale of music” INTO the Concert Merchandise itself…so fans GET more, and BUY more! We do this by digitally enabling the merch to give the fans access to exclusive digital content, i.e. a video of the gig they just bought the t-shirt at, or a behind-the-scenes tour video – whatever the band management thinks will work.
Only people who have the merch can view the digital content and they can’t share it or copy it! It’s better than Spotify or Netflix at protecting the music or video files, because there’s no password that can be sneakily shared. No t-shirt, no digital content. It’s a really cheap tag so it only fractionally increases the cost of making the merch. Our patent-pending technology ensures that cloning or hacking the tag won’t work.