Creative Commons founder Lawrence Lessig appeared on the Colbert Report last Thursday talking about his latest book, REMIX. Colbert challenged the audience to not remix the interview “with some great dance beat, and then it starts showing up in clubs across America.” Lessig pointed out on air that because he didn’t waive his joint… Read More Lessig vs. Colbert Remixes
World Famous Audio Hacker will be releasing a different cut-up segment every other Monday throughout 2009. At the end of the year, each segment placed together with the others will form a full length listening experience combining the styles of cut-ups, remixes, mashups and remakes. You can preview the first mashup below: [display_podcast] via APC
The Deedlecast is a weekly audio podcast featuring ill-begotten mashups, chillout, downtempo, or dance mixes and remixes of every conceivable kind. You can preview the Deedlecast below: [display_podcast] In this podcast episode, DJDeedle liberally applies the Crystal Method to create a hard, ordered repeating pattern extending in all auditory dimensions. This Deedlecast contains a couple of… Read More The Deedlecast: Free Mashups And Mixes Via DJ Deedle
I’m not a fan of Fall Out Boy. They’ve shared the parts for their track America’s Suitehearts on the Internet, though, in GarageBand format and they are encouraging people to have their way with the track. [display_podcast] So, if you get inspired to do an insane and disturbing remix of their track, it would be cool!… Read More Have Your Disturbing, Unholy Way With Fall Out Boy
Can you view Nicole Renaud‘s Le Gris without wanting to know and hear more?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O666kGBEvF0 From Samuel Barber’s String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11, composed in 1936, and orchestrated as the Adagio For Strings, remixed by Tiësto, via William Orbit. Do you think Tiësto’s take on the Adagio For Strings would have Barber rolling over in his grave, or going clubbing?
The Santastic Four have released a spine-tingling, pulse-pounding collection of holiday bootlegs and b-sides. It’s a free set of Christmas-themed mashups, featuring a mess of improperly cleared samples, mashed up like a scoop of Idaho potato goodness. Sources include Radiohead, The Jackson Five, Brenda Lee, Bert Kaempfert, Petula Clark, The Ramones, Paul McCartney, Blondie, Johnny Cash… Read More Free Holiday Music From The Santastic Four Will Bring You Some Cheer
The Grammy Awards has announced their nominations for the 2008 Grammy Awards in the Dance and Electronica categories. There are a few howlers in the nominations – let me know what you think of the nominees in the comments! Best Dance Recording (For solo, duo, group or collaborative performances. Vocal or Instrumental. Singles or tracks… Read More 2008 Grammy Nominations For Best Dance, Electronica Recordings
This is the official music video to Whodany feat. Ing – Peace On Earth (Hy2RoGeN Vocal Mix). The footage was shot during the March for Peace in 2003 in New York City and has been remixed, too, with marching peace symbols and more.
No movie series has been as notable for its music as long as the James Bond franchise. With The Quantum Of Solace coming out this weekend, it’s a good time to take a look back at the electronica side of James Bond music. Here are ten of the most interesting electronica takes on James Bond:… Read More James Bond vs Electronica
