Meet E.T. also known as ETgotSoul, our third artist featured in our Tune-In New Pick series. E.T. is a hip hop artist out of Nashville, Tennessee on a mission to put more love and positivity in the world through his music. His style is a mix of classic, soulful boom bap hip hop and that old school feel. We had the opportunity to ask E.T. some questions on his journey as an artist and his thoughts on what makes music so special.

Audioengine caught up with GudGroove, an 18-year-old DJ and producer from Louisville, Kentucky, who’s making his mark faster than anyone expected. In less than a year since creating his first track, he’s already opened for Diplo, gone back-to-back with Xandra, played Breakaway Music Festival in Columbus, and will soon open for Illenium in New York City. For someone who was planning to play college baseball a year ago, it’s a sharp pivot, and a story that’s still unfolding.

Surgery demands focus, control, and endurance. Some tools are obvious: scalpels, scopes, sutures. Others are subtle. Music during surgery is one of them. When used intentionally, it can sharpen performance, reduce stress, and support surgical flow.

This guide explains how music impacts surgical teams. It outlines benefits supported by research. It also helps you know when music helps or hinders performance.

Audioengine had the chance to catch up with Audio Book Club, a five-piece band from Oklahoma City that’s been making noise in the best way possible. Their debut record Born Loser just dropped, and we wanted to hear about the roots, the writing process, and what keeps them moving forward. What we found was a band that values connection, creative freedom, and the kind of live energy that leaves a mark.

Not all focus sounds are the same. If you explored non-medication tools for managing ADHD, you likely encountered binaural beats and isochronic tones. Both aim to influence brainwave activity to improve attention and productivity. They operate differently, and your response may depend on your personal needs.
This guide explains how each works, outlines their differences, and helps you decide when to use each method.

For people with ADHD, staying focused at work or school isn’t just a challenge. It can feel nearly impossible. Task switching happens fast. Silence becomes distracting. And traditional productivity tools often fall short. That’s why more people are turning to something different: music.

If someone told you that playing music in the background could change the way your wine tastes, you might be skeptical of such a claim. But that’s exactly what a fascinating study from psychologist Dr. Adrian North set out to explore, and the results are hard to dismiss. As it turns out, music doesn’t just affect how we feel; it affects our taste buds as well.

Welcome to Tune In: Meet the Team at Audioengine. Music isn’t just what we do; it’s who we are. Every member of our team has a unique connection to sound, from the albums that shaped us to the tracks we keep on repeat. This series is all about the people behind Audioengine, the music that moves us, and how it fuels our mission to inspire others to listen every day.