I just finished coding up my Music Hack Day NYC hack called The Awesome Chart Explorer. It’s a web app that combines Billboard and Echo Nest data into a visual wonderland. (yes, I’m a little tired). Check it out here. Almost time to give the demo, so more about the tech behind the hack later on.
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#1 by Tom Bertram on October 22, 2013 - 10:21 pm
I wish David Gray, Oasis, Travis and all them guys were still in the charts or atleast played regularly. I love that stuff. And John Mayer too! Come on he sold out the O2 Arena Sunday! – Tom Bertram http://www.tombertram.co.uk/