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Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
2.7.12
What do we sound like?
we got a SOUNDCLOUD, now. what are you gonna do about it? e-mail studio@supermanicecreamcollective.com to get this image with PASSCODE and LOGIN info!!! Continue
15.9.11
what i am working on
This composer is scoring the music to my next film. He is basically a musical badass. More to come.
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27.4.10
2.4.10
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30.1.10
this mix will help you breath in/breath out fire.
this is a survey of my favorites of everything i've been listening to lately. it might sum up the sound of working in studio, trying to be cheery in a barren, snowy landscape, but mostly things that just won't get old. (not the actual sound, just what they remind me of because that's what i've been doing while listening) i think these artists are all doing incredible things.
download here
i think there's a wide range of things happening musically, so i've tried to group them so things don't sound too schizo.
with that said, try to experience the songs in that order, i labored a little over it. i might challenge you not to skip around, or skip songs. i believe they are all really well composed, and a couple really transform by the end. don't write them off until you've heard them all the way through.
have fun! let the music swallow you! (sorry the file is so big!)::gargle gargle gargle::
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download here
i think there's a wide range of things happening musically, so i've tried to group them so things don't sound too schizo.
with that said, try to experience the songs in that order, i labored a little over it. i might challenge you not to skip around, or skip songs. i believe they are all really well composed, and a couple really transform by the end. don't write them off until you've heard them all the way through.
have fun! let the music swallow you! (sorry the file is so big!)::gargle gargle gargle::
Continue
27.1.10
sitting on the carpet on the floor in [january] mixtape
1 [the xx] basic space
2 [discovery] swing tree
3 [of montreal] heimdalsgate like a promenthian curse
4 [crystal castles] untrust us
5 [passion pit] moths wings
6 [cocorosie] noah's ark
7 [jens lekman] a sweet summer's night on hammer hill
8 [thieves like us] lady
9 [david bowie] all the young dudes
10 [edward sharpe & the magnetic zeros] home
11 [magnetic fields] swinging london
12 [sufjan stevens] to be alone with you
23.1.10
sharing time II
I was watching a movie earlier today (okay, it was Rachel Getting Married) and was really struck by...well, its fantastic use of music. Not in the sense of a score, because there isn't one: in the sense that people in the movie are always playing music, and it really does have a different structural feel than a score does. Sort of...well, real.
This inspired me to make you a mix.
For me, making a mix tape is often weighed down by the burden of trying to get across a message and the politics of what is actually appropriate to say to someone else via music (think "High Fidelity". Seriously...), but I wanted this to be something a little different. I wanted this to be like...if you were at my apartment this January and we were drinking coffee/eating carryout, these would be the songs that you would have been most likely to hear. There is no design to their order; some of them are songs that leaked this month, some of them are songs that have been around for a long time, and some of them have definitely lost their luster for me (I'm looking at you, Hot Chip) already. Still, here they are:
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?wk5ntmvwd2d
(Many of you are probably familiar with the idea: change the "xx" to "tt", go, download.)
Music, like everything else, has a complicated underlying structure that isn't necessary to understand for an individual to appreciate the effect. The way that people relate to the music that other people make is kind of incredible, if you think about it: lullabies, Britney Spears, Bob Dylan, Beat Happening, hymns, dirges, you know. The whole damn thing. Songs kind of get to have it both ways: they are capable of having a permanent and and evolving structure that can exist simultaneously and unthreateningly. Totally derivative, terrible music can still bring people a lot of joy.
What are you guys listening to these days? Continue
This inspired me to make you a mix.
For me, making a mix tape is often weighed down by the burden of trying to get across a message and the politics of what is actually appropriate to say to someone else via music (think "High Fidelity". Seriously...), but I wanted this to be something a little different. I wanted this to be like...if you were at my apartment this January and we were drinking coffee/eating carryout, these would be the songs that you would have been most likely to hear. There is no design to their order; some of them are songs that leaked this month, some of them are songs that have been around for a long time, and some of them have definitely lost their luster for me (I'm looking at you, Hot Chip) already. Still, here they are:
hxxp://www.mediafire.com/?wk5ntmvwd2d
(Many of you are probably familiar with the idea: change the "xx" to "tt", go, download.)
Music, like everything else, has a complicated underlying structure that isn't necessary to understand for an individual to appreciate the effect. The way that people relate to the music that other people make is kind of incredible, if you think about it: lullabies, Britney Spears, Bob Dylan, Beat Happening, hymns, dirges, you know. The whole damn thing. Songs kind of get to have it both ways: they are capable of having a permanent and and evolving structure that can exist simultaneously and unthreateningly. Totally derivative, terrible music can still bring people a lot of joy.
What are you guys listening to these days? Continue
23.11.09
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