Phew. Took a long 48 hours and a lot of head-against-brick-wall banging to put this together but here's a remix of Beyonce's Irreplaceable, using a Commodores sample.
Beyonce - Irreplaceable (studiogypsy remix)
I hope you like it. I feel like Beyonce's lungs has been surgically pumped into my brain via my ears. I'm worried I will be forevermore to the left, to the left...to the left, to the left...
Saturday, 4 April 2009
Thursday, 19 March 2009
Back to the boards
Made two new remixes, after a long hiatus.
This one is childish, but I couldn't resist -
Lily Allen feat Eminem - Fuck you, I just don't give a fuck
This one is me trying to turn Clipse into actual western cowboys, aside from the swaggering, pistol-toting drug dealers they already claim to be -
Ry Cooder feat Clipse and Britney Spears - When the last time (Nevada)
Trying a new file-sharing service and it should be much more reliable than zShare.
This one is childish, but I couldn't resist -
Lily Allen feat Eminem - Fuck you, I just don't give a fuck
This one is me trying to turn Clipse into actual western cowboys, aside from the swaggering, pistol-toting drug dealers they already claim to be -
Ry Cooder feat Clipse and Britney Spears - When the last time (Nevada)
Trying a new file-sharing service and it should be much more reliable than zShare.
Labels:
Britney Spears,
Clipse,
Eminem,
Lily Allen,
remix,
Ry Cooder
Sunday, 15 March 2009
wind catchers
waterpainting experiments
Monday, 3 March 2008
King's disciples
Michael Jackson ft Justin Timberlake and Clipse - Billie Jean (studiogypsy remix)
This is my musical response to the remixes that latch onto the 25th anniversary re-release of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller', the biggest selling album of all time. Kanye West's version of 'Billie Jean' and will.i.am's remix of 'The girl is mine' are passable efforts mostly because the respective producers are wise enough to get out of the way of the musical juggernaut of the 80s. When the producers decide to try to recreate the Santana new-school-meets-old-school vibe in 'Wanna be startin' something' (Akon) and 'Beat it' (Fergie via will.i.am) the results are what you expect: even 25 years on Jackson's electric vocals remind you why he was the king, and why Akon and Fergie will be remembered only as mere bumfarts from the colon of commercial pop.
This is my musical response to the remixes that latch onto the 25th anniversary re-release of Michael Jackson's 'Thriller', the biggest selling album of all time. Kanye West's version of 'Billie Jean' and will.i.am's remix of 'The girl is mine' are passable efforts mostly because the respective producers are wise enough to get out of the way of the musical juggernaut of the 80s. When the producers decide to try to recreate the Santana new-school-meets-old-school vibe in 'Wanna be startin' something' (Akon) and 'Beat it' (Fergie via will.i.am) the results are what you expect: even 25 years on Jackson's electric vocals remind you why he was the king, and why Akon and Fergie will be remembered only as mere bumfarts from the colon of commercial pop.
Sunday, 24 February 2008
lotus + dragonflies
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
