A selection of Lewis Wake’s Shared BPM – clips from movies featuring different songs with similar beats per minute swapped in.
Catch ‘em before they all get taken down for copyright infringement.
More here.
A selection of Lewis Wake’s Shared BPM – clips from movies featuring different songs with similar beats per minute swapped in.
Catch ‘em before they all get taken down for copyright infringement.
More here.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EtSdZZMQYHA
A hand drawn flippy tribute to the Netflix bingeathon du jour by The Flippist and the entire season one soundtrack by Epic HD Videos 2016.
Now for yiz.
The Auralnauts recreate the Throne Room scene from Star Wars: A New Hope in Musicless Music Video style, minus the John Williams soundtrack
A selection from Sean Crespo and Carol Hartsell’s Tumblr Piña Colliding wherein Escape (the Piña Colada Song) by Rupert Holmes is great and should be in every movie.
You get the idea…
Another one? Oh, go on then…
With full orchestra?
Fiona Hallinan writes:
I wanted to bring your attention to a project I’m initiating, called Heterodyne. It’s a concept that involves inviting composers and musicians to ‘score’ roads, creating site-specific compositions for driving in Ireland and ultimately internationally.
The idea is you can traverse a landscape with a piece of music that has been made for it, creating a cinematic experience out of a seemingly ordinary journey. Its also meant to as a new commissioning platform for musicians.
Right now I have commissioned five composers whose work I really admire: Caoimhin O’Raghallaigh, Brendan William Jenkinson, Arrow Shower, Cian Nugent and Chequerboard, to score the Military Road in County Wicklow.
This first version will be funded by a Fund-it campaign. It would be amazing if you could post it and help me to spread the idea, as it’s critical that this first version gets funded but equally importantly, seen.
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-1F-CokXNU
Another mood-enhancing soundtrack match-up from Youtuber ignoramusky.
He of the brilliant Epic Cat Fight
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73ZV7IJ_uls&feature=player_embedded#!
Whatever about the quality of the movie, The Social Network’s trailer soundtrack – a cover of Radiohead’s Creep by the Scala Choir – has the power to transform any visual into a poignant comment on the human condition.
Any visual, mind you.