Tuneshine LED Music Display

July 10, 2025

TUNESHINE TURNS ALBUM ART INTO A LIVING DISPLAY FOR YOUR LISTENING ROOM

The Tuneshine LED Music Display is a stylish new gadget designed to bring album art to life in HiFi listening spaces.

Featuring a 64×64 LED display framed in real wood, the Tuneshine LED Music Display connects with major streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music, Sonos, and Last.fm to display artwork in real time as you listen.

TUNESHINE LED MUSIC DISPLAY

Originally developed as a personal project by founder Tobias Butler, the Tuneshine LED Music Display began with a single handmade prototype. Following strong demand, the first 1,000 units were hand-assembled, and production now continues in Chicago, USA.

FITS INTO ANY LISTENING SPACE

Built to complement a listening room or desk setup, the Tuneshine LED Music Display blends technology with aesthetic appeal. Offered in light and dark wood finishes, its solid wood frame adds a premium feel and ensures it integrates seamlessly with both modern and traditional décor. Limited-edition colours and materials are also in the pipeline.

SEAMLESS STREAMING SERVICE INTEGRATION

The Tuneshine LED Music Display connects via WiFi and supports Spotify, Apple Music, Sonos, and Last.fm. Once set up, the device automatically detects and displays the album art of whatever is playing. It also supports Shazam through its app, allowing users to visually enhance their vinyl and CD listening sessions too.

TUNESHINE LED MUSIC DISPLAY WORKS WITH IOS AND ANDROID

Setup takes just a couple of minutes using the companion app, which is available for both iOS and Android. Once connected to your WiFi and music accounts, the Tuneshine LED Music Display begins working automatically every time music plays, with no further input required.

BRIGHT AND CUSTOMISABLE DISPLAY

The device itself features a 6.3-inch square display with 64×64 extra-bright pixels and brightness control. A 6ft braided USB-C cable and 20W power brick are included. When no music is playing, users can customise the display with their own image, giving the device an additional decorative role.