Jeez man, that was Pro all the way. 
I loved seein how you use some of that stuff in Mixxx too, very cool. It sounded awesome and I learned a few things! :) 
 
Just some ideas for extra coolness: If you get the title, track name and album cover to show more prominently (the EQ doesn't need to be so big), we could watch and learn about the artist that is playing. Free, open source song metadata services (using the songs’ ISRC, BOWI/ISWC, ISMN, and/or GRiD codes) like theaudiodb or musicbrainz can pull in and display even more info about each song. 
 
Anyway, my next goal is to make it so that people can upvote their favorite song when it comes on and the artist will get paid directly for that song every time a Hive-Tube radio station plays it, right to their Hive account. Of course the radio station and the Artist's Agent takes a small percent too, but this would cut out all of the unnecessary middlemen so that the bands and musicians don't get screwed over anymore by the big Labels and Publishers. Let Hive-Tube handle all the automation. 
 
Not only that, but the Artist reputation score cannot be faked either (Billboard is notorious for this) thanx to the Hive blockchain. The Agent and radio station owner can see exactly how many times a specific song was played, see which radio stations have played a specific song, see which songs are popular and which aren't (just total up the number of upvotes and unique views/listens).  Tons of stats/metrics can be sucked in right off the transparent Hive blockchain with a full history at our fingertips.
 
Thanx to Hive, users can even chat about a song while it's playing and leave comments about it. The Artists, listeners and viewers can earn more by contributing quality comments and replies on the songs. I imagine AMA events with Artists also be very lucrative for everyone involved if they schedule them. 
 
**The radio station also won't have to play so many damn ads anymore (if any) since everyone is being compensated via Hive. ** 
 
Anyway, the music industry really needs to see where this is going and where I'd like to take it..  Then Hive-Tube can kick Netflix ass next.