The music-streaming service Rhapsody has released a virtual reality app, naturally called Rhapsody VR, which will offer exclusive 360-degree concert videos. The app is designed to work with Google Cardboard, and currently features performances from Talib Kweli, Flatbush Zombies, and Dem Atlas, among others.
Rhapsody launches a VR app featuring 360-degree concert videos
Immersive concerts
Immersive concerts
Rhapsody says users don't need a subscription to its streaming service to use the app — everyone can watch the videos for free. This isn't the first time a music company has made an investment in VR this year; Universal Music Group and iHeartRadio announced it would bring the technology to concerts back in January. Rhapsody says it will be uploading new content on a monthly basis. You can download Rhapsody VR from the App Store or the Google Play Store today.
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