Paul D. Miller aka DJ Spooky doesn't just want you to dance. Though the musician still spins experimental music at clubs and museums around the world, he also writes books, designs apps and leads a conceptual arts center on a remote island in the South Pacific.

There is a] feeling that you're never done, and everyday you press publish you've missed something and that pisses you off. But the good thing is, it will never stop coming. Yes, there's The New York Times, but then there's also that blogger who's a developer at a certain company who writes a very salient piece about the industry.