Album covers as we know them have dramatically changed. Moving on from traditional 2D Digital Download, CD or vinyl LP cover art. Technology is always progressing, and leveraging new ways in which we experience music.
Leading artists and labels are quickly engaging new ways to promote, and by using extended reality concepts to bring a creative vision to life, with tools like Spark AR, Lens Studio, and Adobe Aero they are creating a new formula. Album Art is much more than simply a cover. By utilising spatial media formats such as 360° content, virtual reality, and augmented reality experiences where music is at the forefront.
Here are some examples of what artists are currently doing:
360°/ VR Website & Video Examples
Trippie Redd (American Rapper and Singer) – Pegasus World
As part of his release campaign Pegasus, his team has included an interactive 360 web concept to boost the experience. Inside you could journey from his album to merchandise.

This infamous virtual band is no stranger to embracing new types of media and art. Releasing their previous album Humanz, they created a mind-bending 360° music video debut, which broke Youtube and VR video records, racking up over 3 million views in only 48 hours!

Dancing DJ Khaled Filter
Launched by Tillavision (3D Art Director) and Sununguro (creative coder) to promote DJ Khaled Greece music video campaign, they created DJ Khaled AR filter dancing in 3D. A great way to give fans a new and innovative experience.
Marshmello IG AR Face Game
In collaboration with Groove Jones, to create one of the first interactive games to debut on the Instagram platform – Marshmello Catch. The game uses face gestures and movements to control the play. Camera effects are a great way to engage with your audience and interact with a brand in a unique and fun way.

Imagination knows no limit, and the future of interactive music is already on our doorstep.




