Tag: Instrumental
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RC 380: PSYCH SCHOOL – Play School Breaks, Psych & Funk
Get ready for a trip down memory lane with Radio Clash’s Psych School podcast, featuring funky tunes from children’s TV and records of the 60s and 70s. This deep dive into long-forgotten programs like Play School and Sesame Street is well worth a listen!
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RIP Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac – Don’t Stop Making Your Kind Of Music
I have not commented so far on the sad death Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac, because I don’t know what to say. Her voice like Stevie’s got me through some very bad times, and I’ve made quite a few sad mashups with her voice. Usually i can just post a video or something, but it…
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Hallmighty & MarkJMix’s The Day After The Night Before
It seems like yesterday that Hallmighty and MarkJMix released an album, and I was prepping the next mashup podcast…and now there’s another one (and I am still working on that mashup podcast)! Lapped already, will there be a third album before I release the darned thing? And the next mashup podcast might be slightly downtempo…
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Not Lost Christmas
Another Xmas, another Whamageddon survived! It was close once hearing what turned out to be a sound-a-like cover in a restaurant – it was an instrumental and I know for a fact there isn’t an official Last Christmas instrumental. So for now I sign out with this festive mashup by Pic n’ Mix which is…
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An Infinite Capacity for Taking Pains
An Infinite Capacity for Taking Pains by Solcofn Surprisingly given the attention to song structures and music production, not many straddle both the bootleg/mashup and original composition worlds, Dunproofin is one who creates his own excellent rock tunes, so does Neil Cicierega with Lemon Demon but I always feel parody and comedy songs are already…
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RC 331: Mashed Spaghetti aka Morecone!
With the sad death last month of Il Maestro Ennio Morricone I felt I needed to mark his passing better than just a song. From spaghetti western soundtracks, pop, remixes, mashups and even on the dance floor his music has influenced generations from cinema goers and musicians. So just to prove his breadth of inspiration…