A great website that I frequent is called The Trip Wire. TheTripwire.com provides an internet-based community for exploring the indie/alternative music scene and the lifestyle surrounding it. What's cool about the site is that they feature great articles about up and coming artists. One of which is Calvin Harris, a Scottish electronic singer-song writer. You may have heard his collaboration with British rapper Dizzee Rascal, "Dance Wiv Me". Anyways, the article I was reading recently talked about how Calvin took a leap of faith on a technological performance that has never been done before. The ingenious thinking of Calvin starts with him taking music where it's never been before in what he calls "Humanthesizer."
Calvin become the first person to perform a song entirely on a musical synthesizer made up of humans...and beautiful models to say the least! 15 bikini wearing models to be exact. The song isn't bad, but the intelligence and creativity to put together such a performance shows a lot about the potential Calvin has to become an incredible artist. The specifics of it are mind blowing too. He paints the hands and feet of the models as well as his own with electrically charged paint. Then with organized clapping and dancing on music pads, the models produce different sounds when the electrical paint charge touch one another. Collectively they all produce a Tom Hanks in "Big" rendition of his new single “Ready for the Weekend.” Fantastic when everything is said and done.
I love artists that take their passions in life to the next level. He could have created the song, spun it some posh European club or two and that would be the last of him...until his next hit song of course. But instead, he takes it to the next level by introducing something that most people couldn't dream in their wildest far out dreams. Check out the video below to watch it in action.

