Ever wondered how many musical albums focus on topics like the moon landing, artificial intelligence, or DNA replication? It's probably not for everyone's taste, but if you give it a shot, you'll be surprised at the results.

When I discovered the excellent Spotipy library (a small yet nifty Python client for the Spotify Web API), I couldn't wait to try it out with some fun project.

That's how the SpotiSci experiment came about - essentially a search tool that allows you to query Nature.com's one-million-article archive while simultaneously browsing the vast selection of music available on Spotify.

The concept is simple but intriguing: science and music have always intersected in fascinating ways. Many musicians draw inspiration from scientific concepts, space exploration, and technological advancement. By connecting Nature's comprehensive scientific database with Spotify's extensive music catalog, SpotiSci reveals these unexpected connections between scholarly research and creative expression.

Whether you're studying black holes while listening to space-themed ambient music, or exploring neuroscience research accompanied by psychedelic rock, the tool creates a unique multisensory research experience. It's a playful reminder that science and art aren't as separate as we sometimes think.

Have a good listen. You may just find the perfect soundtrack for your science.