Love Letter #11 "Met Before"


Dear Hipsters,
This one's for you. Brooklyn Band, Chairlift and director Jordan Fish (MGMT & Das Racist) teamed up to create an interactive video that allows you to click on arrows to choose the direction the Charlift’s Caroline Polchek will take. Enjoy the adventure.
Love,
Sheekster


Link to "Met Before": http://www.chairlifted.com/metbefore/

Love Letter #10 "This Charming Super Mario"

Dear Nintendo & Morrissey:
You make wonderful music together. Please entertain me some more!
Love,
Sheekster

Love Letter #9 : "Mirror"

Dear Sour,
Who was the whiz kid behind your interactive video for "Mirror"? It's ingenious!
For those you have yet to dive into their inventive masterpiece, you must have Chrome or Safari (Firefox is not recommended). For the full experience, I recommend that you allow the site to access your Twitter, Facebook, as well as connecting your webcam. If you're willing to do this, the video will unfold into a highly personal experience.

Love,
Sheekster

Link to interactive video : http://sour-mirror.jp/

(allow a minute to fully load)

Love Letter #8 : "Bell"

Dear Music Lovers,
If you plan to watch a music video this week, then choose this interactive music game for Androp, which was created by the Japanese agency, Party. The game play begins with you typing in a message that turns into an animal -- the length of the message generates different animals -- which you have to control and dodge obstacles. Every time you hit an obstacle, one letter from the message is lost.

Love,
Sheekster

Link to game: http://www.androp.jp/bell/
(takes a few minutes to load)

Love Letter #7 "Noisia"


Dear Musicians,
If you're about to shoot your next music video, you may want to rethink that idea and hit
up a game developer instead. That's what this 'Prodigy-esque' band, Noisia, did.
Love,
Skeekster


Noisia - The Game - http://www.noisia.nl/game/
Noisia's Website - http://www.noisia.nl/

Love Letter #6 "Mogee"


Dear "I'm A Musician Who Has No Storage For My Instruments",
You might be in luck. Check out this device Bruno, Frederic and Norbert from 
IMTR created. It suction cups itself to any rigid surface capable of producing vibrations, 
and provides a variety of feedback sounds when the surface is tapped, scrapped, or rubbed against.
Love,
Sheekster


Mogees - Gesture recognition with contact-microphones from bruno zamborlin on Vimeo.

Love Letter #5 "Bandwidth"


To Whom It May Concern,
JT Nimoy creates another beautiful musical experience. 
Yours Truly,
Skeekster


Bandwidth from JT Nimoy on Vimeo.
Download It Here:
jtnimoy.net/?q=184