Music-Tech Art

A collection and celebration of high-quality artwork and design inspired by conversations around music and technology, as opposed to the terrible stock photos that we see all too often. Curated by music-tech writer Cherie Hu.

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Adapt Or Die: The Evolution Of The Music Business As We Know It

(design by Alex Williamson, article by Nic Harcourt for CraveOnline)

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These Four Technologies May Finally Put An End To Art Forgery

(design by Jan Buchczik, article by Rene Chun for Artsy)

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Stop The Bots From Killing Broadway

(design by Andrew Holder, article by Lin-Manuel Miranda for The New York Times)

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Design by Neil Stevens inspired by electronic music. The print is for sale on his website.

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New Ways Into the Brain’s Music Room

(design by Marcos Chin, article by Natalie Angier for The New York Times)

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Open the Music Industry’s Black Box

(design by Post Typography, article by David Byrne for The New York Times)

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The Dark Art of Mastering

(design by Nicole Ginelli, article by Jordan Kisner for Pitchfork)

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Promotional artwork by Hunter Langston for Honda Stage

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Big data will find your next favorite band

(design by J. Longo, article by Dylan Love for The Kernel)

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The Creative Apocalypse That Wasn’t

(design by Andrew Rae, article by Steven Johnson for The New York Times)

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Musicians + Bits + Blocks

(design by Nick Dupey, article by Matt Weiss on Medium; both the designer and the author work at IDEO)

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Spotify, Apple Music, And The Streaming Wars: 5 Things We've Learned

(design by Brian Stauffer, article by Jonathan Ringen for Fast Company)

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Hit Charade

(design by Nicolas Dehghani, article by Nathaniel Rich for The Atlantic)

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Do You Love Music? Silicon Valley Doesn’t

(design by Kelly Blair, article by Jonathan Taplin for The New York Times)

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Is the Era of Free Streaming Music Coming to an End?

(design un-credited on original site, article by Marc Hogan for Pitchfork)