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Software Riff # 52 - Who's that message for?

This is a licensed cover of the song "Beat and the Pulse" by Austra. 

Purchase this on Bandcamp: http://jameswhetzel.bandcamp.com/track/beat-and-the-pulse

And/or on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/beat-and-the-pulse-single/id551881313

My series of covers continue.  This is track number 3. The original tune "Beat and the Pulse" was composed by Austra and is published by Domino Records.

This series started with a version of "People Are People" by Depeche Mode, and was followed by "Psychic City (Voodoo City)" by Rich Jensen/Yacht.  Sitar, sarod, accordion and bass are featured in this mix.   Yes I did apply my trademark wall of acoustic drums to make the beat.  And yes they are very beautiful drums.  I am the darbouka soloist as well.  One of my many secrets is that I am a shredding darbouka player.  I first learned in Morocco back in the day from Laarabi Aguinou and took lessons from Salah Dawson Miller.

Mastered by Emch at Subatomic Sound.

Software Riff # 52 - Who's that message for?

MarkRiffey

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