QueerBunny - Where Are My Keys

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MUSIC VIDEO - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WDX5QW60tY

This fun 90's drum & bass remix of 'The Adventures Of Tintin' (1991) by Hergé was a blast to make. I religiously watched this as a young lad and became fascinated by the famous comics as it sparked my creativity.

I had a lot of fun messing around with odd time signatures and harmony to create mysterious moods that I think matches the vibe of the original adventurous series.

Composed with samples from the show's soundtrack and dialogue/vocals.

Great Snakes!

This track has been on the back burner for a while. 'Gotta Be A Way' samples vocals from Jay Graydon's album 'Airplay For The Planet' which features underrated vocalists like Sherwood Ball and Warren Wiebe. 

Jay Graydon, isn't only a great guitarist; but is also a great songwriter, working with artists such as Al Jarreau, Earth Wind And Fire and Marvin Gaye, Barry White, Aretha Franklin (just to name a few!) In my mind, he's still underrated as a songwriter so check his stuff out!

This track was also composed with synthesisers, keyboards, extra guitars and slap bass, along with some sneaky samples from an unreleased Pogo track!

Gotta Be A Way

Special Thanks to BlutronBeats for their video! - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PNEYIzTmAjU

Bon Appétit! Here's a fun hard hitting house remix of Walt Disney's and Pixar film 'Ratatouille' (2007). For this, I decided to good deep with samples from the film's soundtrack and sound design for most of the instrumentation.

I also dug into my record collection and sampled some chords and loops from Django Reinhardt and Stéphane Grappelli to tap into the old 'Hot Jazz Manouche' style. To add even more 'frenchiness', I doubled tracked the samples with my old accordion and my grandad's old concertina.

Special Order

STBB 964(Fiddles & Riddles)

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I was experimenting with 5/4 time and ended up making something I thought was really cool.

QueerBunny - Where Are My Keys

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