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Digital Trends has the exclusive on new alt-rock supergroup Dreamcar's debut music video 'Kill for Candy,' which was shot exclusively with wearable cameras. Check it out!

IBM's artificial intelligence program Watson Beat uses digital audio from users to composes original music based. We brought that technology to futuristic R&B group Phony PPL to see if actual musicians could find a cool way to use it.

Tidal's Track Edit feature allows subscribers to change the sound of almost any song they can stream on Tidal. Spotify and Apple Music could unlock its full potential by adding their own editing features.

Because even the most mega of mega-centers can't stock everything, Fender offers an online system designed to let guitarists and bassists customize their own pro-level instrument. Introducing the Fender Mod Shop.

Whether you're looking to revive your vinyl collection or getting into spinning wax for the first time, Fluance's new affordable turntables are classy, high-performance options worth checking out

DJ Funk Flex has been spinning vinyl for over 25 years and while he appreciates the new era of music, he has a few gripes with this generation. In our interview he speaks on not using DJ software like Serato and why he was disappointed in Drake.

Hot 97's DJ Funk Flex and Hot in Tech host Tat WZA spoke about the change in Hot 97's annual Summer Jam concert, why software DJ's are not as good as Funk Flex, and how artists signing exclusive deals with streaming services is not bad for music.

With Spotify and Apple Music already dominating a music-streaming market will YouTube Music be able to leave it's mark in the genre? We went hands-on in this video review.

Follow us on a test drive with KEF's new M100 in-ears, part of the second generation of headphones offered by the long-established British brand. Crafted from quality components, the M100 mix style and substance into a lovely cocktail at the $150 price point.

Polk audio's "BOOM" division has added some new waterproof speakers to go with the popular Swimmer. Joining the fold is the new Swimmer Jr, as well as the Swimmer Duo, which lets you link up two speakers for double the fun.

Hi-res audio faces an uphill battle for consumer attention, but Sony and others at IFA 2015 are doing what they can to bring them around. Through education and backroom dealings, hi-res audio is making a play for your cash.

Spotify has maintained a position as debatably the best music-streaming service for years, but then Apple Music arrived and changed the industry. In this quick video, we take a look at how Spotify has reacted to its competition and examine its plans for staying on top.

Whether you're rediscovering vinyl or getting into records for the first time, you owe it to yourself to get a turntable that will sound great, not just ... well, sound. U-Turn Audio's Orbit turntable offers an ideal blend of sweet sound and affordability.

JVC's budget-friendly Bluetooth headphones surprised us with their balanced sound, optional bass boost, and impressive battery life. For $150, it's hard to do much better.

Ultimate Ears follows up the success of its portable speaker lineup with a new addition: The UE Roll. Light, loud, durable and waterproof, the Roll is poised to be a hit with outdoor adventurers this summer.

Torque takes the notion of customization to the extreme with a new line of headphones that lets users swap parts in order to adjust the sound signature.

Those looking for affordable headphones with style, comfort, durability, and performance will want to check out the Major II from Marshall Headphones. Adding upgrades across the board, this sequel offers serious value for your Benjamin.

With more than 10 million subscribers, Spotify maintains a strong hold on streaming, but Jay Z's upcoming Tidal wants to woo listeners too. Who reigns supreme when you strip away seniority and celebrity endorsements?

The Sound Blaster Roar might look like just another Bluetooth speaker, but once you get a closer look, it's immediately apparent this speaker was designed for much, much more.

Parrot's Zik 2.0 wireless noise cancelling headphones have all the features you'd expect from a company that builds drones as its bread and butter. But are these feature rich cans a little too complicated?

Sennheiser has suped up its Momentum headphones in the new Momentum 2.0, which pack a serious punch of features, and a serious price tag to match.