Professor Richard Hall's Inaugral lecture (DMU, 08/10/2014)

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Mix number 5 from the <a href="http://followersoftheapocalyp.se" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">followersoftheapocalyp.se</a> for DS106 radio. This one approaching ideas around capitalism and business practice via the medium of dubstep, drumstep and general wobble-heavy insanity.
Earlier mixes are on <a href="http://www.mixcloud.com/dkernohan" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.mixcloud.com/dkernohan</a>/
Mix and associated sound design are mine, tracks and samples remain the property &amp; responsibility of their owners.
I'll stick a tracklist up here soon.



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What a Wonderful World

What if it was really a cover of a Supremes song? now we know

Wuvverin' 'ites (Motown c1964 version)

Imagining an ironically iconic Canadian singer-songwriter produced by the golden age of Chic.

Vocals by Madeleine Harwood (https://soundcloud.com/madeleine-harwood). Bass by Tony Carr.

You Ought To Know (Studio 54 version)

An orchestrated version of a new song by Maddie Harwood. Delighted to be able to use Spitfire's "BBC Symphony Orchestra Discover", plus a couple of Spitfire Labs plugins (for the choir and the rising cello section gliss).

The orchestration tries to reflect the lyrics and mood of the song - moving between literalism and a more fantastical mood.

Two Left Feet

Wonkhe's 2020 Christmas song

Tenor saxophone - Vivien Rolfe (featured performer)

Vocal, guitar, piano, drums, bass, percussion, orchestral arrangement, composer - David Kernohan

Recorded over three hours in mid-December 2020 at Cam's Hit Factory, Gloucestershire.



(I wanna see) the Pierce Review for Christmas

To become one

Unlikely sensitive fingerstyle guitar from someone better known for blogging about open education.

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