Posts Tagged ‘ music ’
Music sampling has been done for years using different techniques. Currently samplers (either as a piece of hardware or as software) is the most extended tool for playing samples that can come from digital formatted music, live recording, vinyls or tapes. One of the most old techniques for sampling was cut&paste the audio tape. Driven [ READ MORE ]
Featuring the Longboard Girls Crew. Music by Pascal Comelade and The Decemberists. Juan Rayos on Vimeo Juan Rayos Official Site[ READ MORE ]
I don’t post music very often, but this had to be shared. From YouTube: Hailing from Essex, England, Soul Hooligan began as a solo project in 1997 for producer Austin Reynolds. In 1998, he released his first single, “Sweet Pea.” In order to promote his music live, he added James Sumner (formerly of swing band [ READ MORE ]
Click here to play. Happy Lander[ READ MORE ]
Excellent viral ad. Really want to find out who did the music! Oglivy & Mather Discovered via: [ READ MORE ]
‘In B Flat’ is a video and music project featuring a collection of musicians playing instruments in the key of B flat. Even when played randomly the music flows together perfectly. Via Google Creative Lab. In B Flat Darren Solomon Discovered via: The Creative Internet by Google[ READ MORE ]
Music video director Chris Milk created ‘The Wilderness Downtown’, a stunning interactive video to Arcade Fire’s ‘We Used to Wait’. Click here to see it (requires Google Chrome, download it here). The Wilderness Downtown Chris Milk Arcade Fire[ READ MORE ]
James Houston recreated ‘Nude‘ by Radiohead using old pieces of hardware. Click here to watch the video on Vimeo. James Houston Official Site[ READ MORE ]
Jeff Mills’ latest release The Occurrence is being sold as a limited edition disc with a CD on one side and vinyl on the other. Picture Source Jeff Mills: The Sleeper Wakes Axis Records Jeff Mills on MySpace[ READ MORE ]
For my 100th post, here’s a collection of work from my favourite illustrator: Jamie Hewlett. Tank Girl: a character created during Hewlett’s university years with Alan Martin, eventually became a regular comic strip in Deadline Magazine. Adapted into a film in 1995 (with animated sequences) only to become a critical and commercial failure. The comic [ READ MORE ]
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