Would a kinetic powered MP3 Player encourage you to run that extra mile?

How has illegal music downloads affected the music industry?

The ancient didgeridoo meets modern technology in a striking new hybrid instrument.

Nicholas Nova of LIFTlab shares some interesting thoughts about reactive music applications.

This week continues Performa 09, the internationally acclaimed biennial of boundary-breaking art, held in New York City.

The Wall of Sound brings a strong physical presence back to the act of listening to music.

Musician John Mayer has released a new augmented reality video called Battle Studies that places viewers right in the action.

Utilizing freestyle footballers, a hacking experiment features wall-mounted Guitar Hero controls placed in front of a three-story screen. Soccer balls kicked at the life-size panels provide the physical interface for the game within the game.

Japanese pop act, the Helicopter Boyz highlighted the projection feature of the new Nikon COOLPIX in a recent performance.

In a move to add a physical connection to the artists we listen to, Matt Brown has created a prototype design for a interchangeable RFID radio system.

The Kia Soul Collective’s New York City stop culminates with a Girl Talk show on Sunday, October 25. The only way to get tickets is to test-drive a new 2010 Kia Soul.

DoCoMo’s prototype headphones use eye movements to activate different device functions such as play, pause, volume up/down and track forwarding.

By processing the “Mo Money Mo Problems” music video, Nick Hardeman has generated a series of images which display the color and action of the video in a highly abstract form.

A new executive team at MySpace is trying to reignite the brand by focusing on entertainment – music, videos and games – as users leave for “cooler” destinations.

DIY music community newspaper SHOWPAPER is collaborating with Urban Green Initiative on “Scene & Captured” an art show that “explores waste solutions for the music scene”.