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Basophilic is the seventh studio album from Icelandic singer Bork, but also is a multimedia project that uses technological advances to “preserve” the business of music. This is an application for the phone and phone with 10 songs, each accompanied by an interactive application. Which is available free, but applications and additional songs are each priced at $ 1.99 and are purchased within the main application.

The description of the application on the App Store very well describes the experiment:

Basophilic is a unique and innovative multimedia exploration of music, nature and technology designed by the singer Bork. Basophilic, which includes original music as well as a series of musical works and educational and interactive components, is presented in the form of ten applications / experience which you can access while browsing an accompanying three-dimensional galaxy Cosmogony, the title track of the album. All other songs are gradually in Basophilic experiences as a crystalline starting with the first single.

Basophilic was created by Bork in collaboration with artist Scott Snubbed. The initial story is David Attenborough describing the experience as a 3D universe floating on the phone screen: “you know how the three come together: Nature, music and technology. Listen, learn and create. ”

Although the highlight of the experiment their creativity and artistic innovation and conceptual, it is still interesting to realize that these things happen for the changes we are experiencing in the music industry. To keep selling records, the experience must be more than a single CD in a plastic box. Bork tries successfully with Basophilic, and the results are extremely positive for the fans and the artist.

If you have a phone or phone is up to download the application and test it. Its size is 229 MB and is free. Then each additional song is an additional charge. Until now they have released two, and in the coming weeks will be available the rest.