Electronic music stopped being solely about the music a long time ago. In today’s generation, events don’t solely rely on artists’ performances, it’s all about presentation and packaging a massive treat for the audiences. With giant robots, visuals and lasers already having made their way into each and every club/festival event, we’re definitely citing Google Glass as top contender for the musically driven.

Google has now released a bunch of features that will allow users to gain control of what they’re currently listening to, discover brand new tunes being played near them, as well as launch searches for different tracks, all hand-free. The voice control system is synced upto Google Play and the in Glass media hub. It provides access to one’s own personal playlists as well as Google’s very own streaming service, quite like Spotify. Another update announced were improved sound quality earbuds.

With Nicky Romero and Morgan Page already having experimented with Google Glass first hand, it’s only a matter of time till it gains further attention from artists and fans alike. One of the lucky Google Glass beta-testers is infamous DJ, producer and audio engineer Young Guru who highlights its uses in day to day life in the video below. Do check it out!