Singer-songwriter Beatie Wolfe is using technology to try to recapture some of music’s old-school magic and physicality. For the launch of her new album Raw Space, Wolfe teamed up with Nokia Bell Labs (that’s the historic research facility Bell Labs, now owned by Nokia) and Design IO to stream  360-degree footage from its anechoic chamber — a room with no echoes, where a vinyl version of Raw Space will be playing. Listen to how this amazing experience came together.

Singer-songwriter Beatie Wolfe is using technology to try to recapture some of music’s old-school magic and physicality. For the launch of her new album Raw Space, Wolfe teamed up with Nokia Bell Labs (that’s the historic research facility Bell Labs, now owned by Nokia) and Design IO to stream 360-degree footage from its anechoic chamber — a room with no echoes, where a vinyl version of Raw Space will be playing. Listen to how this amazing experience came together.

The Death of Album Artwork

People rely on technology to make music, consume music, and distribute it.  As such, the technological channels that allow artists to do these things are hugely profitable.  Our music conference takes a look at all the changes going on in the music industry, including but not limited to the invention and effects of digital streaming platforms, web platforms' complicating impact on accreditation,  and the changes in the culture surrounding live music.

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People rely on technology to make music, consume music, and distribute it. As such, the technological channels that allow artists to do these things are hugely profitable. Our music conference takes a look at all the changes going on in the music industry, including but not limited to the invention and effects of digital streaming platforms, web platforms' complicating impact on accreditation, and the changes in the culture surrounding live music.

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The Death of Album Artwork

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