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On the Record with Apple Industrial Designer Eugene Whang
I remember looking at my first iPod and being like: “This is a vessel that holds what I’m into.”
And also the early iPod didn’t have a lot of space, so you really had to curate what was on there in a way that people don’t do on their phones.
And also the early iPod didn’t have a lot of space, so you really had to curate what was on there in a way that people don’t do on their phones.
SSENSE • On the Record with Apple Industrial Designer Eugene Whang
the club was asking for things like needing to be able to see the date or ticket from a block away. No way! If you’re interested in the show, you’re going to find a date.
SSENSE • On the Record with Apple Industrial Designer Eugene Whang
I find it super interesting that music is formless. It can be with you at any time—and a song you hear can remind you of a specific memory from 20 years ago.
SSENSE • On the Record with Apple Industrial Designer Eugene Whang
People do want some kind of artifact—some kind of physical totem of what they’re into—because music ultimately represents a culture that you want to align with.