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Cora Cao is a Professional Music major at Berklee College of Music, concentrating in Music Business, Music Production, and Songwriting. With a classical piano background that expanded into contemporary music and technology, she independently designs and builds music-related product prototypes — including a Web3 music platform and a voice identity protection tool — grounded in her research on music industry economics and platform dynamics.
Originally from Guangdong, China, she maintains a 3.86 GPA and has earned Dean's List honors across three consecutive semesters. Bilingual in Chinese and English, she brings a cross-cultural perspective to the intersection of music, technology, and the evolving creator economy.
Her interest in protecting artists in the age of artificial intelligence led to Voiceprint Auth, a voice identity protection platform built on blockchain, allowing artists to register and license their voice identity on-chain — making ownership verifiable without storing raw audio.
Cora sees her role in the music industry not as a musician who dabbles in business, nor as a technologist who happens to like music, but as someone who understands both deeply enough to build bridges between them.
