Brett Domino puts away the keytar for a moment, and explains how to make a hit pop song, which apparently involves bassoon hooks and searching for sexy phrases on Google.
How To Make A Hit Pop Song
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Brett Domino Trio – Get Lucky (Daft Punk Cover)
The Brett Domino Trio covers Daft Punk – Get Lucky. Continue reading
Brett Domino Trio Cover Cypress Hill’s ‘Insane In The Brain’
The Brett Domino Trio (Brett Domino, Steven Peavis & Mitch Hutchinson) do their take on Cypress Hill’s Insane In The Brain.
New Stylophone S2 Featured On Brett Domino’s ‘Beauty And A Beat’
Brett Domino, along with bandmate Steven Peavis, give the new Stylophone S2 analog synthesizer a workout on the Justin Bieber track, Beauty and a Beat.
The Stylophone S2 is described as a ‘fully spec’d’ analogue synthesizer. It’s making its big debut at the 2013 NAMM Show – but we’ve got details below. Continue reading
Brett Domino Trio – Sexy and I Know It (LMFAO Cover)
The Brett Domino Trio (Brett Domino and Steven Peavis) cover LMFAO’s Sexy and I Know It, using only a MicroKORG, Mini Kaoss Pad II, and Kaossilator II.
Brett Domino Trio: Earthquake (Labrinth Cover)
Brett Domino and Steven Peavis, aka The Brett Domino Trio, do Earthquake (Labrinth Cover) ft. Grabatron, complete with keytar, synth gadget action & a little nerdcore rapping.
Ministry Of Sound Medley, With Brett Domino & Steven Peavis
To celebrate Ministry of Sound‘s 20th Anniversary, Brett Domino & Steven Peavis put together a medley of their favorite songs from the MOS back catalog.
The video captures a live performance at the Ministry of Sound nightclub, London, with a bit of sonic sweetening after the fact.
Wait to the end to learn the duo’s trance buildup secret!
Brett Domino Covers OutKast’s Hey Ya! On The Skoog (Plus! ‘Skoog Flute’ Masterclass!)
Brett Domino and Steven Peavis perform André 3000 / OutKast’s smash hit, Hey Ya!, using the new musical instrument – The Skoog.
The Skoogmusic Skoog is basically a music controller, designed with special needs requirements in mind:
An instrument designed explicitly for special needs music education to empower those unable to play traditional instruments. The Skoog is a soft, squeezable object that simply plugs straight into your computer or laptop’s USB port.
Simply touching, pressing, squashing, twisting or tapping the Skoog allows you to play a wide range of instruments, intuitively.
Goals for The Skoog include improving motor skills, coordination and control, multi-sensory learning and sensory integration.
Below, co-inventor Dr Ben Schogler demonatrates The Skoog’s main features and gives a little masterclass in ‘Skoog flute’. Continue reading