A disco star hangs from a chain above a field of grass. Smaller mirrored shapes litter the ground like fallen ornaments. This is Piña-tap, and no, the name doesn't explain itself.
Built by Beaucoup Studio during an R&D phase, the experiment pairs this surreal scene with real-time audio reactivity. You pick your colors. You pick your song. The visuals pulse and shift to the beat. The constraint that ties the playlist together: every track contains the word "beaucoup." It's a strange rule for a strange scene, and it works.
Technically, what's interesting here is how the audio drives the environment without overwhelming it. The mirrored geometry catches light in ways that feel deliberate, not chaotic. And the whole thing runs smooth in the browser.
Load it up, pick a color, and let the disco star do its thing.
