Having two small children can be really stressful sometimes. Especially when you're outnumbered and have 8 - 12 hours alone with them. Every once in awhile I'll catch a break and they'll both nap at the same time. This happened today.
Cheers.
Showing posts with label beatbox. Show all posts
Showing posts with label beatbox. Show all posts
Thursday, July 25, 2013
Wednesday, April 10, 2013
Day 110: Another Very Malcos Day
If you missed the last "Malcos" post, here's another chance to hear some more of his awesome work.
I made a sincere effort for this piece to be very minimal. It's hard for me sometimes, cause there's just so much room for awesomeness in the spectrum. I think I kept it pretty sparse. Hope you like.
Lyrics:
This is not your father's sword,
This is not his gun.
Go back from whence you came, please.
I made a sincere effort for this piece to be very minimal. It's hard for me sometimes, cause there's just so much room for awesomeness in the spectrum. I think I kept it pretty sparse. Hope you like.
Lyrics:
This is not your father's sword,
This is not his gun.
Go back from whence you came, please.
Labels:
ambient,
beatbox,
buffre,
experimental electronic,
free download,
free music,
gun,
malcos,
mouth refill,
nashville indie,
propellerheads,
reason,
sword
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Day 62: Bye, Curious
A random sampling of a children's show with "curious" in the title was the impetus for today's work. After that it just spiraled out of control.
Labels:
beatbox,
buffre,
children's show,
curious,
electronic music,
funky,
glitch,
noise,
rack extension,
retro synth,
stutter
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Day 48: Weird Vocal Treatments are Love
Found this free refill on the web. A lot of love went into it... or precision at least. I really love it. I'm a sucker for programming beatbox stuff. Then you've also got all the "hot button" requisite words for any Electro-dance track.
Thanks for all your hard work, Malcos.
Thanks for all your hard work, Malcos.
Labels:
beatbox,
experimental electronic,
free download,
malcos,
nashville indie,
u-he,
uhbik g
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