Recorded on a cellular device. Studio demo version coming soon. Thank you for listening :)

Regine

Remix of 'Up The Creek' by Tori Amos, from new album 'Native Invader'

Up The Creek - Tori Amos (theboywhocan remix)

Tori Amos cover
Kimber Bennet & Oni Sakti

Cruel - Tori Amos Cover

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Doughnut Song [Tori Amos Cover]

Grab your trail mix! We're taking a hike up to the burial ground beyond the Pet Sematary where the dead are most definitely not at rest. If a heartfelt dream has failed to take root in the sour ground, and you're plagued by the shambling corpse of disappointment...maybe sometimes dead is better. ||| Intro music: The Voices by Josh Woodward | Hypnocil Segment: Alcyone by Ars Sonor, Follow Your Dreams by Scott Holmes |Outro music: Don't Be Afraid of Your Dreams by RoseScythe |

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Graveyard (Tori Amos Cover)

Tori Amos rules.  There’s absolutely no need to mess with her work but I decided to do it anyway as an exercise and the result is the remix of her song Iieee (a favorite), released on her 1998 album From the Choirgirl Hotel.

Working with only the original track and wanting to keep her voice present as much as possible I had to apply pretty heavy filtering to drown out the rest of the original track and make room for my own music tracks. A fun challenge. The remix ended up having a weird IDM/Drum’n'Bass vibe and includes an improv break about 2.5 minutes into it before returning to the chorus.

The image of Tori is an incredible painted version of the cover of From The Choirgirl Hotel, discovered here: http://jgriepink.deviantart.com/art/Tori-Amos-49595679 and used without explicit permission. (jGriepink, if you're reading this and aren't happy about its use here let me know and I'll promptly remove it.)


Tori Amos - Iieee (Montaz Remix)

1991-12-12 Toscas, England

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