Ever dreamed of having your own walk-up song? O3 World’s new app has you covered

If you’ve ever fantasized about having your own entrance music (like baseball players or wrestlers or Monetate’s Lucinda Duncalfe), Fishtown’s O3 World has built an app you’ll dig.
It uses iBeacon and a Raspberry Pi to play music as you walk into the office.
It’s the first project from the firm’s Labs team. Watch the video below.

It’s not available to the public, but maybe one day?
For now, here are our Technical.ly staff picks for walk-up bangers. (Judge us, do it.) Put yours in the comments or on social media.
In walks…
Kate Leshko, events manager: Queen, “Another One Bites the Dust”

Catherine Sontag, events coordinator: The Verve, “Bittersweet Symphony.” (Our D.C. lead reporter Lalita Clozel chose this one too.)

Anthony Wojciechowski, business development: MFSB, “The Sound of Philadelphia”

Zack Seward, editor-in-chief: People Under the Stairs, “San Francisco Knights”

Peter Erickson, business development: Microsoft Windows XP Startup Sound

Juliana Reyes, Philly lead reporter: Nicki Minaj, “Feeling Myself”

Brian James Kirk, cofounder: War, “Low Rider”

Tony Abraham, Delaware lead reporter: R. Kelly, “I’m A Flirt” (Remix)

Stephen Babcock, Baltimore lead reporter: Notorious B.I.G., “Juicy”

Alisha Miranda, client success coordinator: Rihanna, “Bitch Better Have My Money”

Christopher Wink, cofounder: Jim Croce, “Careful Man”

Tyler Woods, Brooklyn lead reporter: Das Racist, “Ek Shaneesh”

Update: Community picks! (Watch this space for more.)

Great app, great piece @juliana_f_reyes @o3world http://t.co/f4CmKrSNDv. I pick "Flex" by Rich Homie Quan http://t.co/DCMXrBhaHU

— Brad Lenox (@bradleylenox) July 27, 2015