Musician Dan Henig's acoustic cover performance of Lil Jon and the Eastside Boyz' 2003 rap single "Get Low" at B-24′s Espresso Bar in downtown Ypsilanti, Michigan.
Editor's Note: This music video contains explicit language. Viewer discretion is advised.
Feel like your next ambitious ad campaign is still missing something? Try adding dubstep and watch the magic unfold. This parody video was created in collaboration between YouTube comedy duo Smosh and videographer Mike Diva.
Switzerland-based photographer Fabian Oefner's "Dancing Colors" is an audio-visual art performance that explores the space between the domains of music and colors by using sound waves emitted from a speaker to stage explosions of colored pigment powder in various patterns. For more details on the process, head over to 500px.
YouTuber Vsauce raises an interesting question about the future of music in the digital age: Since there are a finite number of tones distinguishable to human ears and it could only take a few notes in common for different songs to sound similar, will we ever run out of new music?
Dan Menendez the "Juggler Extraordinaire" shows off his precision juggling skills by playing a song on the piano without laying a finger on the keys. ... not sure if an amazing skill or just a weird YouTube video.
For his Music Hack Day @MIT project, programmer Ryan Challinor used a heart rate monitor to control the tempo of Carley Rae Jepsen's Call Me Maybe with his own heartbeat.
You can collaborate with up to three friends and choose from 19 instruments that are available, including electric & acoustic guitars, keyboards and drum sets. Head over to JAM with Chrome to play!
