Help curate Detroit's public art music playlist

• The titles and artists corresponding to the 10 winning songs will appear as text rolling with the sound waves.

Driving the news: Voting ends Dec. 10.

• Here is MDOT's survey.

State of play: The survey includes songs either by Detroit natives or produced and recorded at the United Sound Systems Recording Studio in Midtown.

• That criteria opens the contest to a wide range of artists, from Aretha Franklin to the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Catch up fast: The art project is part of a broader plan to modernize I-94 with improved roadways, bridges and interchanges between the I-94/I-96 interchange and Conner Street.

• The Cass Avenue bridge replacement is expected to open next spring, as we previously reported.
• The sculpture will be finished sometime next year, BridgeDetroit reported.

Between the lines: Cliff Garten Studio, from Venice, Calif., was picked from 146 artists who applied to design the project. The studio has been involved in other public art and bridge projects around the country.