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Charity Cases (FORGOLD REMIX) - Foe

"Deaf Epic" is given a squinty reimagination by their friends, dark electronic duo CREEP. The pair layer a moaning low-register pulse with Boucher's cut-throat lyrics, which are delivered in a vocal that is given a Fever Ray-like treatment. In their hands, the song cranks forward as if ossified with tar.. " - Dazed and Confused

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Vuvuvultures - Deaf Epic (Creep Remix)

Deceiving Nigel (Scary Mary)

George's Pond

Heart of a Coward - Shade

'Cars' by Mark Marrington 
(madeinmidi@googlemail.com)
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Marrington describes 'Cars' as essentially 'dance music with a vehicular twist' and explains that the piece reflects  our ongoing desire 'to tame nature and organize it in a way which renders impotent its capacity to disturb us'. This way of thinking about music can be traced back to the beginning of the last century when the Italian Futurists declared that 'the roaring motor car is more beautiful than the Victory of Samothrace', and demanded that composers  source their sounds from the urban environment (the new 'nature') rather than the concert hall orchestra. In doing so they anticipated a pre-occupation of many composers with the need to find a music appropriate to the age of the machine at a time when recording technology was opening up radical new possibilities for capturing and manipulating sound.
The idea of arranging a collection of car noises into a concentrated listening experience might at first come across as a joke, given that these are potentially among the most intrusive and irritating sounds in our environment. Viewed another way however, it could be claimed that track serves to remind us that even now we exclude a considerable amount of sonic information from our definition of music and in doing so we may be missing something interesting. 'Having worked on the track for about three months' says Marrington, 'I now find that as I walk around the city, any random encounters I have with car horns, squealing brakes and car alarms can amount to a surprisingly  rewarding musical experience. Making this piece in fact seems to have broadened my ability to hear and process sound.' This may be a far-fetched claim, but Marrington is adamant - 'I simply don't find these sounds annoying any more. In fact I'm more likely to consider the piped music we hear everywhere blaring from radios, supermarket speakers etc to be the real noise'. 


Cars

This piece was the third section of my AS Music TEchnology portfolio the 'creative piece' where i had to get the the original song by Kylie Minogue 'Cant Get You Out Of My Head' and create it in the style of Trip-hop in anyway that i thought would show and cover the critera.
this is my final piece 
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Kylie Minogue 'Cant Get You Out Of My Head'

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