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Synesthesia

Seeing sounds: Researchers uncover molecular clues for synesthesia. One in 25 people have synesthesia, perceiving the world in unusual ways. An experience with one sense automatically leads to perception in another sense: for example, seeing colors when listening to music. Now researchers report clues into biological origins of such variations in human perception. They studied families with synesthesia, and describe genetic changes that might contribute to their differences in sensory experience. Source 3y.

Synesthesia

Never heard of Synesthesia. I feel it would be cool to see colors for music but if its just any noise causing a color change then that can be distracting.