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Sony launches ‘Instagrammable’ music pop up in New York

December 10, 2018

Sony has launched a tech-fuelled, highly-instagrammable destination in New York, where you can create a personalized song based on the beat of your heart.

The pop-up space is the centrepiece of Sony’s third Lost In Music experiential campaign, which brings Sony technology together with Sony Music artists to create unique and shareable experiences for an 18-24 audience.

Produced by creative agency, Ralph, the Pop-Up is also the home for live performances and a weekly Youtube talk show featuring Sony Music artists such as A$AP FERG, Lauren Jauregui (5th Harmony), Zara Larsson and Snakehips.

Now in its third year, Lost In Music – produced by creative agency Ralph – unites Sony Music artists with Sony technology to produce creative, unique and shareable music experiences.

Through a weekly online show as well as the physical pop-up, Lost In Music showcases various innovative Sony technologies combined with exclusive interviews and performances from multiple Sony Music artists.

The groundbreaking Lost In Music experiential installation analyses the way each attendee moves and interacts with the cutting-edge technology throughout the space, combining it with the rhythm of their own heartbeat and adding musical components to create a unique, downloadable track.

Within the space, located at 201 Mulberry St. in New York City, visitors can get creative with:-

– Heartbeat Chamber – This sets the BPM of the track by taking your heart rate. (IMAGE)
– Interactive Dancefloor Sequencer – You can dance over the LED floor to create a looping rhythm. (IMAGE)
– Drum Spheres – Hitting these will record drum loops based on your movements. (IMAGE)
– Vocal Booth – A microphone records, autotunes and loops your vocals.
– Theremin – Your motion is captured and used to bend the pitch of your track. (IMAGE)

– A camera on stage will record your movements. This is then combined with your finished track to create a shareable, personalized music video.

.@ASAPFerg took a walk around our amazing #LostInMusic pop-up experience & made his very own reimagined track which debuted on our weekly show. Catch up on all things Lost In Music now: https://t.co/1bHsWPLi0n pic.twitter.com/KJjNBHcrhk

— Sony (@Sony) November 28, 2018

Also demonstrated at the Lost In Music pop-up is Sony’s latest multi-dimensional audio technology, which enables visitors to be entirely immersed in a track as it plays around them.

Additionally, guests will be able to get hands-on with the latest Sony products.
Finally, fans can tune in to the Ralph-produced ‘Lost in Music’ weekly online show to watch exclusive sets, interviews and tech highlights. Each episode of the show is available at www.sony.com/lostinmusic.

“It’s been tremendously exciting to work on this year’s Lost In Music campaign, which builds on previous years to really push the limits of what’s possible in terms of creating an immersive, interactive experience for music fans,” said Chris Hassell, Founder at Ralph Creative. “Combined with the live performances and complementary YouTube channel, Sony is able to connect with an extremely wide audience across multiple content and technology types.”

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