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The next remix challenge from LabelRadar. I selected “Hollywood Perfect” from Unknown Brain because it is a completely different genre I am normally listening to. I kept the speed of the vocals and duplicated the speed of the rhythm. The result is this very fast remix.
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This is also a remix challenge from LabelRadar. I selected “Orbit” from Ellis because it is a completely different genre.
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On a very short notice I recognised this opportunity to create a remix for a remix contest of “What Do You Say (Move It Baby)” from “Common feat. PJ”
To transform a slow HipHop/Rap track into a dance version motivated me. And this is the result.
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Some day I found in a newsletter the announcement of a remix challenge of the “The Business, Pt. II” from Tiësto & Ty Dolla $ign.
I already liked the previous version of “The Business“. So I decided to take this challenge and produced my interpretation of “The Business, Pt. II”.
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It was a comedy show in Austrian television on 9th of March 2021. They showed a short section of a local news show for Vienna. The lady said “Wann werde ich geimpft?” (= “When Will I Be Vaccinated?”).
My brain started immediately thinking about a song with this phrase.
Two days later I asked my colleagues with different native languages if the Google translated results are correct.
A weekend later I had a dance song with seven languages.
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In the year of 2019 I created on my iPhone a new birthday song.
This year I polished it up with my professional DAW and rearranged it.
It is my personal birthday present 😉
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The Austrian Wind Energy Association IG Windkraft presented a Remix-Contest. They published some vocals, texts and sound samples.
I picked out the vocals, pieces of wisdom and a recording of the windmill and created this song.
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I saw a documentation on TV about the history of Austria around and after the World War II. There was a school class that sang the song “Heidenröslein”. It was a popular folk song by Heinrich Werner based on music from Franz Schubert and on a poem by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.
I found a recording of “Das Meistersextett” a successor of the Comedian Harmonists from around 1934 and used the vocals to create a dance version of this song.
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