By: Connor
Check out the video below by Italian composer Adriano Celentano. Written in 1972 and titled Prisencolinensinainciusol, the song is designed to showcase which phonemes and syllables are most prominently heard by those who don’t speak English. The result? It sounds like English, but we can’t distinguish the individual words. It’s [...]

By: Connor
Why listen to the top 25 pop songs of 2009 (according to billboard) when you can listen to DJ Earworm’s mashup of them? His 2009 mashup is the 3rd in what has become an annual tradition – scroll down for links to previous years. Check out the video below, it’s pretty cool [...]

By: Connor
I’m curious to see where this business experiment leads –

by James Pew
Here is another excerpt from my book Studio Manifesto: Exploring the Possibilities of Indie. As always please leave your thoughts in the comments section. Thanks for reading.
Looking at it from a technical point-of-view, the musician is like a musicologist. The word musicology “is used in narrow, broad and intermediate senses”. “In the intermediate [...]

By Nathan K
I stumbled upon this today and thought it was one of the coolest live performance I’ve seen in a while.

Keep in mind none of those are programmed loops.
I found this video at Salacious Sound.com

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