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Ahead of the much-anticipated Phone (2) launch in July, London-based tech innovator Nothing has unveiled a new function called the Glyph Composer, allowing for visual ringtones. This launch marks an industry-first creative collaboration with GRAMMY Award-nominated electronic music trio, Swedish House Mafia.
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A new smartphone, Phone (2), is set to release on 11 July, and, as with its predecessor, phone (1), it has lights installed on the back to indicate charging status, incoming phone calls and more. The new Glyph Composer app lets you create a Glyph Ringtone using pads, with each pad corresponding to these lights, so you can essentially create your own audio-visual light show.
Each ringtone is 8-10 seconds in length and each Glyph Sound Pack is made up of five sounds. Simply let the app loop and tap in your melody, and record when you feel ready. The ringtone will also be available as a multitrack audio file.
Phone (2) is set to release in India on 11 July. It will have a Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 chipset, with an 18-bit Image Signal Processor that can capture over 4,000 times more camera data than the previous model.
Those feeling creative can compose their own ringtone or they can select from an assortment of pre-recorded tunes by Swedish House Mafia. Nothing collaborated with the EDM supergroup to design an exclusive sound pack of new music mixed by Axwell, Steve Angello and Sebastian Ingrosso.
One of the year's most eagerly-anticipated album releases in any genre, "Last 2 Walk" is the first new full-length album from Three 6 Mafia since 2006, when the record-breaking history-making Memphis hip-hop ensemble became the first African-American rap group ever to win the Best Original Song Oscar. In addition to some recent high profile television guest appearances -- including the CBS cult hit, "NUMB3RS," in May and the "Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" in June -- Three 6 Mafia has been enjoying some great reviews with "Last 2 Walk" drawing a three-and-a-half star (out of four) rave in Rolling Stone while the New York Times praised the group's "... arrangements that bend in curious, exciting ways."
In addition to the emerging hits "Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)" featuring hardcore rapper Project Pat (Juicy J's brother and longtime member of the Hypnotize Minds' hip-hop collective) and "That's Right" featuring Akon (already #21 on the iTunes Hip Hop chart), "Last 2 Walk," the brainchild of Three 6 Mafia founding members DJ Paul and Juicy J, premieres "I'd Rather" featuring Unk and the long-awaited "My Own Way" collaboration with Good Charlotte.
In conjunction with the release of "Last 2 Walk," Three 6 Mafia has been picked as featured artist in Virgin Mobile USA's "First Dibs" program offering more than 5 million customers exclusive tracks and additional content from "Last 2 Walk" and the Three 6 Mafia catalog.
Virgin Mobile music fans will have access to exclusive ringtone tracks from the new album, as well as the opportunity to create their own dance videos for the "Lolli Lolli (Pop That Body)" contest with the chance to be featured on www.three6-mafia.com. Fans of the band will also have full access to the entire Three 6 Mafia ringtone catalog from their Virgin Mobile phones or online at .
"We're excited to add Three 6 Mafia to the ranks of our successful First Dibs artists," said Anthony Montenegro, Director of Music & Mobile Content at Virgin Mobile. "They are extremely popular with Virgin Mobile subscribers, and our fans will be energized by the opportunity to interact with them."
Three 6 Mafia secured its place in hip-hop history and the annals of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences when "It's Hard Out Here For A Pimp," from the highly acclaimed "Hustle & Flow," took home the Best Achievement In Music Written for Motion Pictures (Original Song) Oscar statue on Sunday, March 5, 2006.
The Academy Award win was the most visible of a long series of triumphs for Three 6 Mafia. That year's Best Song Oscar also represented a major victory for hip-hop itself as the groundbreaking art form, as represented by Three 6 Mafia, broke out of the underground to achieve bona fide recognition from the mainstream. That same year, Three 6 Mafia was presented with the Key to The City of Memphis by Mayor Willie W. Herenton, the city's first African-American mayor and became the first rap performers to be given a "Note on Beale Street," the Memphis equivalent of a star on Hollywood Boulevard.
Originally released in late 2005, "Most Known Unknown," the last major label release from Three 6 Mafia prior to "Last 2 Walk," was singled out as "one of the year's best hip-hop albums," by Kelefa Sanneh in a "Critic's Choice" review in The New York Times. The RIAA platinum-certified "Most Known Unknown" entered the Billboard Top 200 album sales chart at #3 while also debuting at #1 on both the R&B Album Sales and the Rap Album Sales charts.
Garnering a cult-like following since their humble beginnings peddling TDK mix tapes, the Memphis, Tennessee-based Three 6 Mafia personify the essence of Down South Hip-Hop. With an ever-growing string of gold and platinum accomplishments, the group has never lost its core connection to the pulse of the underground. Three 6 Mafia has had a series of successful recordings dating back to 1995 and the group's initial releases: the first independent release, "Smoked Out, Loced Out," the first full-length album, "Mystic Stylez" (which sold more than 200,000 copies), and the "Live By Your Rep" EP.
Three 6 Mafia scored its first major label success in 1997 with "Chapter 2: World Domination" (Relativity), which sold over 800,00 copies. The group claimed gold status on the destructive lead single, "Tear Da Club Up." Even more success came with the follow-up album, "When The Smoke Clears", in 2000. That album debuted at #6 on Billboard's Top 200 album sales chart, and has sold well over one million copies. As if musical success weren't enough, the group moved into the video realm, releasing the "Choices" DVD and "Choices" soundtrack album in 2001. The "Choices" DVD has sold more than 100,000 units (which is platinum status for home DVDs/videos). A well-received follow-up DVD, "Choices II: The Set-Up," was released in March 2005.
Make-your-own ringtones were all the rage back in the 2000s, when even the most basic Nokia touchpad phones came with a built-in ringtone composer utility. Nothing CEO Carl Pei has the grand idea of making ringtone composers great again, and ahead of the Nothing Phone 2 launch early next month, the company has announced a recent collaboration with the Swedish House Mafia for a new Glyph Composer.
The tones and sounds are linked to buttons in the composer UI that represent the individual lights on the back of the phone. You can play around with these tones and record a rhythm using the integrated recorder to make your own ringtone. The recording needs to be eight to 12 seconds long to be a ringtone, and a two-second recording of a single tone can serve as a notification alert chime.
While the composer is fun to experiment with, the Swedish House Mafia has also composed a ready-to-use Glyph Ringtone you can use right away. This new ringtone and the Glyph Composer will be available this summer after the Nothing Phone 2 breaks cover on July 11. Carl Pei has confirmed the Composer will also be available to all Nothing Phone 1 users. We are looking forward to more artist collaborations for the Glyph Composer as the utility matures.
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Reportedly, fans of Swedish House Mafia can now immerse themselves in the world of music by including sounds from their upcoming album into their personalised smartphone ringtones. With the help of Nothing's innovative Glyph Composer, users of Phone (1) and Phone (2) can now create their own Glyph Ringtones. These ringtones consist of a sequence of sounds and corresponding lights on the back of the smartphones.
The process is simple and enjoyable. Users can find their rhythm, hit the record button, and produce their unique Glyph Ringtone using the exclusive Swedish House Mafia Glyph Sound Pack. Alternatively, they can choose from the artists' preset ringtone options.
Nothing's Phone (2) made its debut in India recently, boasting impressive features. The flagship smartphone features a Glyph Interface at the back, Snapdragon 8+ Gen 1 Mobile Platform, a 50MP dual rear camera, and a 6.7-inch OLED display.
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