Showing posts with label phantom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label phantom. Show all posts

Monday, April 14, 2008

Zebra - mania: Rave Grohl's contribution

It's been a party-less weekend... I planned to go to the Boys Noize Record Night in De Cinema in Antwerp last Friday, but an eye-infection got in the way (you don't want to go to a smokey, steaming elekto-party with that, believe me). Saturday night, Lektroluv-time in Petrol, Antwerp! Nope: no entry without presale-tickets, so I learned on my way from Spy to Antwerp. Off home with a mixtape playing at volume 50 in the car, so far my weekend...

Hey, is there a Red Zebra - revival going on? Phantom posted a great remix, Stephanoski Parisiani used it in a mixtape 2 days later... Well, we can't stay behind, right? So I blew the dust off a really old (must be 3 or 4 years) mashup I made. I only wanted to test how Missy Elliott would sound with a rock sound, 80's new wave classic 'I Can't Live In A Living Room' was the first up tempo track I encountered on my PC, and one thing lead to another... 

Download the result below!



Monday, March 17, 2008

Bombtrack: The Presets - My People

Well, Ishtar didn't work out yet, so: no result so far. Let's give it another week. In the meantime, some other food for your ears! This track is around for some months now, but recently discovered it in the D.I.M.-remix: 'My People' from The Presets. Check the very cool video below! 
The D.I.M.-remix may be even better than the original (could find a video, though): check it now in Phantom's brand new Saturday Night Session (vol 3), or check the Petits Pilous - videos below, it's the song playing in the first video.


Monday, March 10, 2008

This weeks challenge: Ishtar

Belgium sends Ishtar to the Eurosong contest. Partners in crime Phantom and The Dukes had the idea to remix this folk-song, and asked me to join... Well, let's give it a try and mess this song up! Maybe Belgium sends us to Eurosong instead :-) Deadline: Monday March 17th. Keep you posted...

Oh, here's the original: