Tag: Eric Prydz
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The Story of Eric Prydz – Call On Me*
*sorta. Ooh boy….where to start? Firstly this is a great video from HowardHandz about the debacle which was the mega-hit Eric Prydz – Call On Me, sampling Steve Winwood’s Valerie. I obviously came in during the middle of this, because BigBadBaz, a regular feature on this blog/podcast over the years posted his remix on GYBO…
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Sickick and streaming mashup superstars?
These remixes by Sickick are an interesting take on the whole mashup thing, to not only chop up and remix songs a la Madeon but also add original vocals and production. And even more surprising, Madge has given her blessing to Sickick’s Frozen remix, so it’s on Spotify, as is the Michael Jackson vs Phil…
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Kodiak Moment 3: Best of Instamatic & Captain Obvious 2008 – 2011
The Rise of The Aliases! I wasn’t exactly a stranger to aliases before but something about the second explosion of work around 2008-2010 meant I was wanting to branch out and not get bogged down with past failures while I was learning…many of which I had to fix on Volume 2! Kodiak Moment 3: Best…
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RC 318: Stormy Weather aka Veni VD Vichy
Stormy weather And I just can’t get my poor self together Oh I’m weary all of the time… With the weather of the last week with Storm Ciara and Storm Denis, Valentine’s Day it’s a hopeful episode of Radio Clash, with uptempo uplifting songs as we shout into the storm – I came! I saw!…
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Working Down On Mashup Farm: Microserfs and the New Economy
Something is very much not right in the state of Denmark – well if Denmark was the state of mashups. Recent events have suggested that certain platforms will now welcome mashups, unofficial remixes, unlicensed DJ mixes, podcasts of commercial music and the like. Apple made waves two weeks ago with such an idea of licensing…
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Dunproofin’s Grate Compilation
Dunproofin’s genius gets a lot of love on the podcast (he did the remix that is the current intro music) and here on the blog, and he’s released a compilation of his 50 best remixes and mashups over the years, called 50 Golden Grates. It’s not cheesy, it’s full of golden slices of fried gold…