[Vol. 1 Issue #319]

Sunday and the and the end of vacation and of summer is creeping up fast, before we get there, another image of the blue of Tahoe, new art and music that you hear with your body.

Bigmouth Strikes Again:

Stories | News | Music | Art & Design - With A Shout (out)

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Big Stories

Big Story - A Minute in the Mountains (AMIN)

It is a different color of blue in the mountains.

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Big People

Soul Asylum Seekers

We Were There, 2014 by Nick Gentry

Gentry, the renowned British artist, has gained fame through his unique artistic style that involves crafting portraits utilizing outdated technology. His creative repertoire spans across mediums such as film, floppy disks, and even X-rays. Remarkably, Gentry often receives donations of these materials from individuals who once held tremendous worth in these objects, only to find them obsolete in the face of rapid technological advancements.

Big Things

Industrial Designs

Feel The Music

In order for the deaf or hard-of- hearing community to enjoy music or a concert, was to feel the vibrations of the music. This was made possible by facing the speakers toward the floor, and they would go barefoot to feel the music. Daniel Belquer is a musician and theater artist that wanted to improve the experience for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. He built a vest with 24 vibrating plates and straps that would go around your ankles and wrist. The vest could feel like raindrops, a tickle, or a thump on the body. His invention does not replicate music but uses music to enhance the person's experience.

Music Starts in The Soul

The Lincoln Center of Performing Arts held a “Silent Disco: An Evening of Access Magic.” There were 75 vests available for anyone in attendance to use, regardless if they were hearing or deaf. A haptic DJ controlled the vibrations and frequency across the vest and artfully mixed the music. The haptic suits weren’t the only part of the event. Those not wearing a suit could participate by wearing headphones and listening to the music. It was a quiet concert if you were not wearing a vest or headphones. Everyone experienced something a little different. The haptic vest has the potential to offer a whole new music experience to everyone.

Big Noise

Sound Checks

Recommendations Engine

The Gaslight Anthem - History Books (ft. Bruce Springsteen)

Today’s Tune

Hands In The Sky (Big Shot) - Straylight Run.

Click on the Apple Music image to listen to the song on Apple Music or on the Spotify Image to listen to Spotify.

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