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June 24, 2009 at 11:29 pm #550292
Flop SimsParticipantHey, new to the site, at the below links you can listen to pretty much everything I’ve put together thus far.
Turn Da Funk Loose was my first mash-up attempt. It’s pretty straight and simple, nothing too fancy, and generally kind of mediocre. There’s also a shorter edit available with some Young Jeezy and Rick Ross lyrics.
Stuck On Camera and Praise Your Energy were my first major mash-up attempts. Basically – since I was just experimenting – I took a couple of repetitive beats by folks like Evil Nine, SebastiAn, Little Boots and Fatboy Slim and mashed other samples within those core beats.
Coulda Been a Hollaback was my next attempt and still a lot like SOC and PYE, but instead containing short mixes made up of several different artists all accompanied by mostly hip-hop lyrics – all rolled into one long track.
Feeling Separate Inc. I finished yesterday and I tried going with the "less is more" philosophy, using fewer samples.
Passin’ My Ode to the Sure Shot I made today, took me about 3 hours and… it’s a lot different from anything I’ve done yet, kind of a cheesy rap with Beethoven’s "Ode to Joy" at the core with a funky beat I put together. Sort of a "just for fun" track, I’m definitely more into the electric sound.
Listen on Imeem…
http://www.imeem.com/flopsimsMySpace…
http://www.myspace.com/flopsimsor Facebook…
http://www.facebook.com/chickentonight# … 877?ref=tsCriticisms are welcome!
AdSense 336x280June 24, 2009 at 11:29 pm #669179
Flop SimsParticipantHey, new to the site, at the below links you can listen to pretty much everything I’ve put together thus far.
Turn Da Funk Loose was my first mash-up attempt. It’s pretty straight and simple, nothing too fancy, and generally kind of mediocre. There’s also a shorter edit available with some Young Jeezy and Rick Ross lyrics.
Stuck On Camera and Praise Your Energy were my first major mash-up attempts. Basically – since I was just experimenting – I took a couple of repetitive beats by folks like Evil Nine, SebastiAn, Little Boots and Fatboy Slim and mashed other samples within those core beats.
Coulda Been a Hollaback was my next attempt and still a lot like SOC and PYE, but instead containing short mixes made up of several different artists all accompanied by mostly hip-hop lyrics – all rolled into one long track.
Feeling Separate Inc. I finished yesterday and I tried going with the "less is more" philosophy, using fewer samples.
Passin’ My Ode to the Sure Shot I made today, took me about 3 hours and… it’s a lot different from anything I’ve done yet, kind of a cheesy rap with Beethoven’s "Ode to Joy" at the core with a funky beat I put together. Sort of a "just for fun" track, I’m definitely more into the electric sound.
Listen on Imeem…
http://www.imeem.com/flopsimsMySpace…
http://www.myspace.com/flopsimsor Facebook…
http://www.facebook.com/chickentonight# … 877?ref=tsCriticisms are welcome!
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