Bend the Beats to Stop the Flow of the Beats
The best (and worst) thing about a garden hose is that kink that stops the flow. I love that kink. And so does the crew…
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A Vase of Bass for your Face
So, we’ve seen our share of headphones. Headphones have been neat for decades, and personal usage of them, day-to-day street wear-wise, has seen a resurgence…
Sewing in the Beats Like I’m Vivienne Westwood
In our modern internet age, designing things that can be fully put together and taken apart (physically or digitally), is generally a good idea. But…
MacGyver Tries iPod Speakers
With all the hot-to-trot conceptual design work out there, it takes quite a person to just sit back and kick out the jams on a…
Tapping Your Way Up The Charts
If there truly is design for the masses, this music creation tool definitely qualifies. Using friction-sensitive sensors on the glove’s fingertips, users tap out a…
Bring Your Own Soundboard
This speaker concept called Brooch has no built-in soundboard. You have to bring that to the party. With its specially design suction cup, attach it…
Wireless Stereo Speaker Docking Station Laughs at Physics!
What I love is wireless ghetto blasters. What I love is when they look really weird and awesome. And when they are waterproof, have rechargable…
Rotary Style Music Navigation
A small circle inside a pendant style MP3 player. You stick your finger thru the wheel key and spin it to control all audio functions…
Musical Teacup
The Drip with Song concept is probably the only concept I’d actually buy that uses CDs. I’ve totally transitioned to digital downloads but this just…
This iPod is Full of Air
It really is! Hear me out. The iBangle is Gopinath Prasana’s vision of a future iPod where the devices have become darn close to becoming…
Must Run with the Beat, Yamaha BodiBeat Review
Runners know music can provide that extra oomph to make that last mile. The right music can relax us, put us to sleep, or heal…
I Want Your MP3s for the Rest of My Life
Liberty Fearns presents the Twinned MP3 player: two devices that act as one. After they’re broken apart, they’re activated: both MP3 players hold the same…