Position
Deaf fans already feel music.
Move 04 / The Opera Game
Music that doesn't need ears to land.
Venue system, product journey and app prototype.

Position
Deaf fans already feel music.
Tension
Venues rarely make that feeling part of the system.
Move
O2 Academy gives fans Haptic Beat bands synced to the live mix.
Result
Music lands through the wrist, body and crowd.
Brief
Turn live music into something deaf fans can feel.
Why I made it
The same gig, felt differently.
A new genre of live music composed through sign language and felt through haptic vibration.

Haptic Beat makes accessibility part of the O2 Academy venue system, not a separate version of the gig.

01
Bass, vocals and crowd moments become haptic patterns.

02
Fans collect the band at O2 Academy gigs and feel the set live.

03
Tracks and setlists become haptic replays after the show.
BSL powered visuals support lyrics and hooks on stage, making sign part of the live show rather than an afterthought.


Artists and fans turn hooks into sign led choreography, helping Vibe-Ing travel through music culture.

Feel a track translated into haptic rhythm through your phone.
Or scan the code to open the A Sign to Vibe TestFlight beta.

O2. Music you can feel.
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