(YouTube link) Joe Raciti (previously at Neat...  ...ble Rainbow Song and adapted it for a choir. Then musician YouTube users collaborated long distance for an "...

(YouTube link)The ninth song in the Symphony of Science series uses auto-tune to melodize scientists telling us about the amazing human brain. This creation features Robert Winston, Vilayanur Ramachandran...

Last year, John Farrier wrote a great Neatogeek post about geeky love songs. While the twelve listed were great, there were still plenty more great geek ballads out there. Here are ten more love songs sure to get your ne...

Some music groups are formed by a common bond that forges fo...  ...ike-minded individuals together in the pursuit of musical greatness. They go forth touring the world, makin...  ...rate these groups with ever increasing rosters of musicians here is a roundup of bands with th...

(YouTube link) Remember Chatroulette? Once in a great while, something really good can happen. I wonder how many "strangers" these guys rejected before they found Diana. -via reddit...

You might not be able to fly down to Rio for Carnival, but you can hear and feel a “bateria,” a samba school drum section, in this web toy from Brazil. Enjoy the rhythm, or toggle on and off the sections to hear how...

In case you didn't know, Neatorama's social me...  ...torama's social media guru David Israel is also a music composer. One of his works is a commissioned scor...  ...ight over here. And you can listen to some of the music

(YouTube link) The theme to Civilization IV made history last night by becoming the first song written specifically for a video game to win a Grammy award. Composer Christopher Tin accepted the award for Best Instrume...

(YouTube link) The BBC has a TV program called Fast and Loose. It's a game show with a segment called Interpretive Dance, featuring David Armand, whom you might remember as the guy behind the hilarious interpretatio...

Up-and-coming bands often change names because someone else is using the current name, or the record company asks them to, or because someone pointed out a problem. You know these bands by the group name on the recording...