So yeah, you read the title correctly. I gave Weird Al the dubstep treatment on his awesome song “White ‘n’ Nerdy,” and this is what came out. You can download it from SoundCloud, I think, if you’re so interested. Enjoy!
Weird Al – White and Nerdy (Flexstyle Dubstep Remix) by Flexstyle
Just a quick note to let everyone know that I’m now hosting a weekly podcast, filled with some of the best indie electronic music on the web. Get it at podcast.flexstylemusic.com!
I’ve recently been enjoying a song called “Don’t Step On My Sneakers,” by a New York City-based rap group called The Beatards. The original song is a very upbeat, very infectious, slightly dubstep-inspired rap tune, which you can listen to here on YouTube. Just so happened that I was able to get the a capella (vocals-only) track off their website, so I threw it on top of an original beat I created. Enjoy!
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As some people may know, I create rap beats on occasion. I’ve started posting them over at Bandcamp.com, priced for sale to rappers. The beats are $25 apiece ($20 each if you buy the entire collection, such as it is), and may be used in any rap productions for free or for profit. All I ask is that you credit me.
Quick post to show everyone this remix I did of an awesome artist and friend of mine, Airdrift. He just recently got signed to Dangerbox Recordings, one of my very favorite record labels, and his Frozen EP is undergoing a promo phase right now in anticipation of its August 16th release on Beatport. Here’s my remix of his song “Phoenix.” Special thanks to my friend James for the guitar work!
Hey all, just wanted to let you know that I’ve cut the price on each of my albums on Bandcamp.com to be half their original asking price. They’re now all $2 or less! Please consider helping out a penniless artist in this way, if you would.
Thought I’d point y’all over to a remix contest at ASPromos.com, a great community and resource site for producers and DJs like myself that I’m a moderator at.
From the site:
Hey there, We’ve got a brand new remix contest for you to enter. It’s your chance to remix the theme for The Conventioneers from Bite TV Canada. Prizes include sample CDs and swag from Bite TV. The winning track may even get used as the future theme song. All you have to do is click the link below to see it and make sure you’re logged in to download the vocal track.
Click here to enter: http://www.aspromos.com/remix
We are looking for a short 35-45 second fresh and updated theme using all of the vocals included as is. You are free to add any effects to the vocals, but we’d recommend keeping the vocal structure in the order as is presented. Feel free to expriment around a little. There is no limit to the number of variations you can submit, so again feel free to try out different variations. Good luck!
I recommend signing up for the site and checking it out while you’re at it. Enjoy!
I was browsing my folder of remix material late one night and happened across the files for this great BT song. I’ve been wanting to remix this song for a long time, but I resisted the temptation to create a standard trance remix. Mind you, this song is heavily trance-influenced, but by no means does it fit into the trance genre. It’s more of an electronica-infused R&B sort of number. Enjoy! This player *should* allow you to download the song–should be a button for it on the side or something.
For all you FL Studio 9.1 users out there, feel free to download the project .zip file and see how I made this song. You’ll need the Fish Fillets pack of VST plugins, the Kjaerhus Classic series of plugins (particularly the Master Limiter and Delay), and dBlue Crusher, all freeware. The song makes liberal use of Toxic Biohazard, which I recommend buying as it’s a really good synth, and which comes with FL Studio 9 as a demo.
I recently had the privilege of contributing two tracks to this unofficial but still very OCRemix-related album. It’s a two-disc digital release, remixing most of the Legend of Zelda: Oracle of Ages soundtrack. Both of my tracks are on the second disc, but download the entire thing and see what you think! There’s a lot of great music here to be had, so enjoy!
As you may be able to tell, I’m doing some work on this here site. Pardon the messy look for a while, if you’d be so kind, as I’m continuing to work around here.
In the meantime, enjoy this remix of the demo song from FL Studio 6 that I did a while back. One of my favorite remixes I’ve done so far, honestly, even if it is quite cheesy. Right-click here and hit “save as” or “save target as” to download, or just listen below.
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