This is a remix of the song "Fly To Paradise" by composer Eric Whitacre for the Virtual Choir 4 project.  I only used the stems he provided, my guitar, and a Nintendo Gameboy running LSDJ for everything you hear.   

Whitacre's style of using diatonic dissonance to create tension has been incredibly influential to my own work over the years.  It was kind of interesting to be able to pour some of that influence back into a reimagining of one of his songs.  

I wasn't sure how a choir and gameboy chip sounds would mix together, but as the song progressed I really felt the magic.  It was also a total mindfuck to take a renowned composers work, and have the gall to change the chords and notes around to my liking.  Oh well, just another challenge right?  

Hope you guys like this one, I think it turned out pretty special.

Danimal Cannon - VC4 - Fly To Paradise (Paradise Lost Mix)

Lyrics and music by Chan Marshall (Cat Power)

Guit and vox by L.o.t.A. (1st and only try still) 
Recorded on iPhone...

Colors And The Kids (Cat Power cover lo-fi)

Fatal Morgana

'The Wayfaring Stranger Song' or 'Poor Wayfaring Stranger' is a well-known and widely spread and covered American folk/gospel song 'about a plaintive soul searching its journey through life' and that dates back as far as 1858 (earliest known). 
Many of the greatest artists around, dead & alive, have committed to give it their best twist.

In added picture, my late father and friend ‘Marcel Milants’ as seen through the lens of @Marijke Van Biervliet…🙏

Wayfaring Stranger - Early Morning LoFi rec.

Vain Imaginations

the good lord

sad songs are neccessary

the last time (she saw him)

This drum and bass track is built around the Byzantine chant Deute Laoi ("Come people").

The Summoning

unspoken

Zal ik ooit beroemd zijn?

Bram: vocals, guitars, bass guitar, LMMS piano roll and step sequencer programming, sample manipulation. A song about a crisis of faith in a religious tradition that betrayed itself and sold its soul to the devil.

For those wondering about those metal-sounding chants in the bridge: 'pakala/utala' means destruction and violence in toki pona.

Naive

Currently still trying to get the vocals right. Other than that, it's mostly finished. Get down on the floor with my DSM-IV, enough said.

Naive

Bram Cools