Roland Kiyola Piano

Roland, renown manufacturer of electronic musical instruments, have reinvented the piano as a beautiful piece of modern furniture. The Roland Kiyola Piano has a design inspired by Scandinavian furniture, and is handcrafted in Japan from all-natural oak wood. Unlike most digital pianos and keyboards, the instrument is slim and elegant, ideal for small city apartments. With hi-tech features including a keyboard with sensing technology, which provides incredibly accurate detection of where your fingers are hitting the keys, wireless Bluetooth connectivity to your favourite music-making apps, and a dynamic array of speakers that fill the room with sound, the Kiyola is a powerful instrument that makes a sophisticated statement in your home.

The Kiyola Piano is now available for the first time in the US at the MoMA Design Store

ITRACK SOLO | RECORD GUITAR & VOCALS ON IPAD

Easy to use and made for the iPad and Garageband, the iTrack Solo provides the best solution for recording your instruments and vocals using an iPad. A great choice for any musician that wants to take the studio with them on the go. The iTrack Solo is a cool, unique and reasonably priced traveling studio, capable of amazing audio quality. Simply connect your iPad, plug your microphone and instrument(guitar or bass) and you´re ready! iTrack Solo is also fully compati...
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THE OUTSIDERS

The Outsiders: New Outdoor Creativity, is a new book by publishers Gestalten, it showcases new products, brands and ideas of today´s outdoor and lifestyle entrepreneurs, many we have feature here on our site, such us Snow Peak, Topo Designs, Kammok, Patagonia, Poler and many more. The Outsiders captures moods, showcases products and individuals, and features interviews with key players from across the outdoor sector. Available for purchase in Europe here ...
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HELP JAPAN

The earthquake and tsunami have caused extensive and severe damage in Northeastern Japan. Let us all do our part to help the victims in Japan. Here are some ways to contribute to relief efforts in Japan: Google Crises Response, Red Cross, Mercy Corps, Save the Children....
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