Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Client: Hrvoje Abramović, IMC
Charlotte Cox, Jessica Wang, Robin Blake, Robert Dancer, Viktor Loja, Zack Huang
You land in a new country and suddenly you hear new songs on the radio, new songs being played in the club, and you hear people referencing artists you’ve never heard of. People also dress differently and follow trends you never knew existed. Because of the internet and social media, you would expect most of the current trends to be present everywhere, but every country is still different in its own way. The goal of this project is to create a web-based world map with which one can easily visualize how popular different music trends are in certain countries. The user can select either a genre or an artist, and the map lights up with a gradient where they are mostly listened to. Or, conversely, a user selects a specific country (let’s say their next study exchange destination) and can see all the current music trends: top songs, artists, genres. It would be great if the user could also play short snippets of the displayed songs and genres, and even visualize their popularity over time - to see how trends come and go. The basic idea can then also be expanded to include movies, series, and books, if there's time.
Client: Hrvoje Abramović, IMC
Charlotte Cox, Jessica Wang, Robin Blake, Robert Dancer, Viktor Loja, Zack Huang
You land in a new country and suddenly you hear new songs on the radio, new songs being played in the club, and you hear people referencing artists you’ve never heard of. People also dress differently and follow trends you never knew existed. Because of the internet and social media, you would expect most of the current trends to be present everywhere, but every country is still different in its own way. The goal of this project is to create a web-based world map with which one can easily visualize how popular different music trends are in certain countries. The user can select either a genre or an artist, and the map lights up with a gradient where they are mostly listened to. Or, conversely, a user selects a specific country (let’s say their next study exchange destination) and can see all the current music trends: top songs, artists, genres. It would be great if the user could also play short snippets of the displayed songs and genres, and even visualize their popularity over time - to see how trends come and go. The basic idea can then also be expanded to include movies, series, and books, if there's time.
