In the last decade motion designers have crafted some of the most visually captivating stories and interactions of our time.

WNYC, New York’s top broadcaster and producer of award-winning public radio content, has just debuted a holistic audio rebrand for its New York City-based radio stations, 93.9 FM and AM 820.

From the deck of a sloop in the mid-Atlantic to a makeshift recording studio consisting of two boom boxes and cassette tapes, a new iPad app brings John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s artistic process to light as a digital storytelling experience.

Each year, November becomes Movember as men raise money to fight cancer by growing mustaches. This year, November is Movember for another reason, as a radio station and website known for classical music celebrate what they are declaring to be a “month of Mozart.”

The SoHo-based design studio and live-action production company Eyeball has brought NYC audio branding company, Expansion Team, on board to provide music and audio services to its clientele.

This debut album by filmmaker and media production head Alex Moulton scores an imagined science-fiction adventure with classic Vangelis and French House flourishes.

A civilization in the throes of destruction. A city on fire. Overhead a menacing starship watches over the catastrophe with a sinister calm. In the foreground, two lovers (or maybe siblings, who knows?), a blue bikini-clad damsel is held in a tight embrace by her massively-mulleted, shirtless male companion, who, incidentally, has tassels on his pants. Both are barefoot and floating in space. Welcome to Exodus.

With its cover art of retro-utopian erotica painted by famed sci-fantasy artists Boris Vallejo and Julie Bell, the debut full-length of DJ/producer/filmmaker/Expansion Team label head Alex Moulton is immediately cast as a chiseled affair.