Name: 125bpm Breakage by mjhellraizer
Duration: 4 min 48 s
Description: another genre mashup, electronic, breaks and hip hop and some other stuff

another genre mashup, electronic, breaks and hip hop and some other stuff

125bpm Breakage

Hit the pighps

80bpm took some reggae samples, dnb percussion sample(timestretched from 175 down to 160), some live recordings of my cousin Liam playing Bass and Saxophone, created this skanky arrangement

80bpm MorLia

Helmet - ''Unsung'' V's Olivia Rodrigo - ''Good 4 U''.
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There's a flip-side version to this where it's Helmets music and Olivias vocal, which makes WAY more sense. The video to that version will be up on my YouTube after Xmass 2024.

Helmet V's Olivia Rodrigo - ''Unsung 4 U'' (Chilled Version, 86.BPM)

Muse - ''Supermassive Black Hole''  V's  Spinal Tap - ''Big Bottom''

Spinal Tap V's Muse - ''Supermassive Bottom''

AciDLondonCalling97

Judas Priest - ''You Got Another Thing Coming''  V's  Village People - ''Y.M.C.A.''
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The stems for this came out really shitty. So i very quickly made my own basic kick and clap pattern in FL Studio to layer over it all. Between getting the idea for this mash-up, sourcing the material, seperating the stems, mashing it, adding my own beats, and putting the video together, i spent just one morning on this. Damn, i'm lazy. IMO this is the worst mash-up i've ever done (if you listen to it on some systems there's even a click all the way through it, which is just the bass drum being shitty). But i just couldn't stand to hear ''YMCA'' any more, so i called it a day and uploaded this. And some people still seem to like it, so what do i know?
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Video on my YouTube now.

Judas Priest V's Village People - ''You Got Another Y.M.C.A. Coming'' (Quick+Lazy Mix)

Inspiral Carpets - ''This Is How It Feels''  V's  Sum 41 - ''In Too Deep''
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Sum 41's guitars don't sound anywhere near this heavy with their own vocals. But somehow, to me, they sound heavy as hell with Inspiral Carpets vocal over them.

Inspiral Carpets V's Sum41 - ''Feels Deep''

This is one of those unexpected ones that (IMO) came together resonably well, and really quickly. Well i like it anyway.

L7 V's Inspiral Carpets - ''Pretend To Feel''

Du Ringer og Sir

Kurzweil K-2000 & Roland JD-800 sequenced by Atari Cubase 

Unreleased holophonia track from 1996


125bpm Breakage

mjhellraizer

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