Happy musics :)

Composed by Nick McD
Beat Boxed by J. Phils

Written on a keyboard on the beach in Santa Monica, California 2013


California 777

First record a bunch of buddhist monks chanting.

Take a plane up to a cloud and hold a jar out the plane window and fill it up with cloud. Then get a tiny dream-life angel to inhale it and have her sing into your room.

Next, get a tiny xylophone and play it with a toothpick, in the upper range. 
Record these two together.

Give a quick wicky-wicky on some vinyl. The White Album. Then we're gonna come in with a fresh sound.

Candy-butter bubble-flies, get two or three of them. They circle the bottoms of rainbows in Africa. Bring them home. Have them flap their wings to create little musical tornadoes and record the sounds of the wind spinning upwards in pitch. 

Next get two giant marshmellows and stick your feet inside of them, then jump up and down a xylophone staircase with enormous tiles for steps. Stomp on the bottom of the steps, they make good bass. Combine this with the sound of the bubble-fly's musical tornadoes.

Go back to the first bit, and alternate back to this again, make sure to switch in the time it takes a cricket to chirp four times in 74 degree weather.

Then layer in the drums underneath. Don't use conventional drums - we're going to be a bit unordinary here. Simply attain a real wizard's wand, the more ancient, the better, and tap it on the rims of dream catchers hanging off of bonzai trees in China. Put that down through out the whole song.

That's basically it. Just make sure when you play it back the room is lit up with neon colors and you turn off the gravity.

This is what that sounds like made.

Made

Free[SneakPeak]

Rephehtorepheht PreLinedUpToBeat 84BPM

The melody in the beginning that sounds like a bird call is actually a violin at an octave a non-synth violin could not possibly reach.

NCK MCD