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80's - part 2

PulseMeld's Cosmic Comedy Extravaganza

Prepare for liftoff into a galaxy of laughter with Finding Uranus, the latest comedic album from PulseMeld that blends intergalactic adventure with cheeky humor and funky rhythms. This isn’t your typical space odyssey — it’s a hilarious and unconventional trip through the cosmos, where the final destination is, well… Uranus.

From the funky basslines of Rings of Uranus to the spacey synths of Orbiting Your Love Hole, PulseMeld takes listeners on a wild ride, pushing the boundaries of comedic storytelling in space. Whether it’s blasting off to distant galaxies in Blast Off (To Your Anus) or navigating the personal complexities of zero gravity intimacy in Zero-G Lovin', this album has it all: catchy tunes, clever lyrics, and enough planetary puns to make you laugh your space boots off.

Inspired by the 1970s sci-fi aesthetic, Finding Uranus is a blend of retro-futuristic soundscapes and satirical lyrics, filled with funk, rock, and synth-heavy jams. With playful tracks like Moon Me One More Time and Houston, We Have a Hard-On, PulseMeld proves that no subject — not even the vast expanse of space — is too big for a good laugh.

Whether you’re an aspiring astronaut or just someone who enjoys a good cosmic laugh, Finding Uranus will have you blasting through the stars with a smile on your face and a beat in your heart. So strap in, adjust your helmet, and prepare for a journey that’s truly out of this world! 

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Orbiting Your Love Hole

Every Kind Of Mood

Almaz

Secret Combination

Rainy Night in Georgia

Now We May Begin

One Day I'll Fly Away

You Might Need Somebody

Angelyn is a fellow musician who loves to sing and wanted to come sing with us again (She did the vocal for "Close my eyes forever, the Lita Ford/Ozzy duet that we covered a few month back).  She always loved the Song "MAGIC" by Olivia Newton John.  We asked her how she liked the movie Xanadu (The song is part of the sound track) but she had no idea that it was on the soundtrack.  Now she says she has to watch the move....which is terrible (btw).  

We were able to record vocals, drums, guitar, piano and bass but it was still lacking in that full sound.  I decided to add my own stems     (backing tracks) utilizing additional tracks including electric piano (doubling up what the current keys were doing to fatten the sound), strings, synth brass and finally custom synth.  So that was an additional 4 tracks on top of the "live" tracks.  Plus layered some backing vocals as well.

"Magic" is a 1980 song performed by Olivia Newton-John, from the soundtrack to the film Xanadu. The song was number 1 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 for four weeks beginning on August 2, 1980. It was her 25th American chart hit, and her 10th of 12 records which went Gold or higher.

"Magic" was also her biggest pop hit until "Physical" ruled the Hot 100 for ten weeks beginning in November 1981. Billboard magazine ranked "Magic" as the third most popular single of 1980, behind only "Call Me" by Blondie and "Another Brick in the Wall, Part II" by Pink Floyd. In Canada, the song spent two weeks at number one.

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Olivia Newton John - Magic cover

You Might Need Somebody

Randy Crawford

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