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Here’s my latest commercial with Endless Noise - we created the music and sound design track (an arrangement of Beethoven’s Ode to Joy) for this commercial promoting the Samsung Galaxy Note and the 2012 Summer Olympic Games in London. We had a lot of fun on set and Beckham’s footwork was very impressive!
Over 1 Million views in two days - not bad!
(Source: jonjonaye)
Dirty Loops - Cirkus (Britney Spears Cover)
Just was introduced to these guys today - amazing!! Seriously talented players and I love the fusion arrangements. They have a few of these pop covers recorded and are apparently working on an album of originals.
Check em out here: http://www.dirty-loops.com
Mr. Flash - Dirty Bossa Nova
Just was introduced to Mr. Flash today - love this track.
Every Single Night by Fiona Apple
Saw her perform this song at Largo this fall. She’s even more breathtaking live if you can believe it. So glad she’s back and can’t wait for the new album.
My co-worker the hilarious Andy Rehfeldt had his own take on the Tupac hologram from Coachella…LIVE from the Haunted Mansion!
Hey guys! My Proximal Records artist Sahy Uhns did a remix for the new Theophilus London remix record and it’s out now for your listening pleasure and FREE download. Check it out! I think it’s pretty badass.
One Last Time (Sahy Uhns) by TheophilusLondon
Timez Are Weird These Nights - OUT 4/24
Bonnie Raitt live from Ultra Sonic Studios 10/17/72
When you get talented musicians together amazing things happen. I love the cover of “Can’t Find My Way Home.”
Quite a few people have asked me for this show. You can download it here.
She is accompanied by Lowell George and Freebo. John Hammond plays for most of the second set and is joined by Bonnie et all.
LAYERS: Sahy Uhns Dismantles The Sounds Of "Ice Plant / Newly Destitute" →
When you hear a track by Sahy Uhns it is immediately apparent that MANY layers go into the composition. Here’s an in-depth look at his track “Ice Plant/Newly Destitute” and a deconstruction of its makeup - including splits from the track for you to hear. Pretty freaking cool and interesting for any music fan or composer.
