The CD Tower Interactive Music Controller is a novelty item that acts as a remote control for an audio system. By pressing, double tapping, or holding down a CD on the rack, users are able to play, queue, or pause their audio playback. Our system is a combination of sensors and APIs. The sensors are momentary switches in a matrix configuration, which allows more inputs, while minimizing the amount of pins used on the microcontroller. When triggered by a sensor, a microcontroller onboard the CD tower sends a web request to a central server, which figures out which CD to play, and then triggers the audio playback through a media server API. We achieved full integration with the Kodi media server. Given more development time, we would like to support a variety of music server implementations. Another improvement that could be made on the hardware side is implementing less tactile switches, and making the design more adaptable to different storage systems.