Well, the kind of remixing I did, The Magicians, and the kind of remixing it's undergone on TV are not exactly the same kind of remixing.
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When it came to remixing—and really remixing, with entirely new verses and hook—a local hit, who was up to the task?
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Remixing is more than just a feature on the dancefloor.
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In dance music, remixing isn't limited to what you hear.
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I spend as much time writing the novels as remixing them.
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How active a role did you personally play in the remixing?
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Instead, he said he believed they were remixing an old tune.
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The best of this remixing was his biggest breakout into mainstream Bollywood, Dev.
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Now Universal just needs to put Jay Z's Black Album up for remixing.
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Here is a piece of internet history: I spent yesterday evening remixing David Cameron.
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In November, YouTubers began methodically remixing Bee Movie and its trailer into absolute gibberish.
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Feeling in the mood to do a little remixing of classic pieces of art?
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That's the construction of hip-hop; taking something, remixing it, and making it bigger.
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They've gotten some national attention, even remixing music for Erasure, Kraftwerk, and Information Society.
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" Nowadays though, Kahn warns, "remixing can certainly become very predictable, especially in the mainstream.
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Many producers have tried their hand at remixing Frank Ocean's latest releases, Endless and Blonde.
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And there was the possibility that the Duffers would get more ambitious in their remixing.
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Yang Maoyuan Turns Animal Hides into Surreal Taxidermy These Street Artists Are Remixing Old Masterpieces
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Palin is remixing Obama's infamous remark at a San Francisco fundraiser about small-town Pennsylvanians.
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Eventually, Say was able to adapt, remixing his activities as his own theory would prescribe.
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Offering these up for remixing could have proved very relevant in our troubled Trump times.
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For the whole semester, the machine kept to itself, endlessly remixing and solving 3D mazes.
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These stunning posters are a celebration of global cinematic culture, as well as Ghanaian cultural remixing.
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And that translates into collective community building through social sharing and remixing of that same narrative.
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But we're remixing the record because it did not get mixed the way we wanted it.
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Loopy tech house mainstay Luciano even scored an unlikely hit remixing him for the Ibiza terraces.
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It's like you're showing your stuff off, and people are remixing it and responding to it.
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At first this deep-frying process was largely genuine, kids refiltering and remixing each other's images.
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This is giving me all of the Troop Beverly Hills remixing I didn't know I needed.
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The founders of Moonbox, Paula Pavlova and Katie Huang, actively stress the "remixing" angle of Moonbox.
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Now, he's back with another video that shows him remixing the Nintendo Labo Variety kit with Lego.
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Slidey is a member of the vast and diverse genre of games remixing the classic Tetris formula.
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Not that many years ago, I did some remixing of older Converge material for Rock Band Network.
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For those looking for even more culture-remixing madness, look no further than Steve Oedekerk's Kung Pow!
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And that's not even touching all the non-infringing applications of ripping, clipping, and remixing digital media.
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It's a great gesture, but the idea of live remixing and interaction is so much more interesting.
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Postmodernism is about sampling things and remixing them, and that is made real in this digital world.
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I thought Paramount's "Pet Sematary" did a clever job at remixing its source material earlier this year.
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By obliterating faces, remixing landscapes, and finding unexpected juxtapositions, Tulloch creates new moments from these faded memories.
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While Richie is constantly touting the virtues of realness, "Vinyl" is more entertaining when it's remixing history.
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Remixing is the pervasive thread connecting all different types of music and culture made for this generation.
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Genius is special—it's remixing the digital playbook and owning a new space in music and tech.
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Snapchat's insistence on ephemerality makes it incompatible with remixing, and YouTube isn't nimble enough to reinvent itself.
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But he's coming out for his encore only to find his opponents are remixing his greatest hits.
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Dion's songs are poised for remixing because her melodies are so rhythmic; they can twist around any music.
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That is one reason why building a reputation now means either producing your own records or remixing others'.
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I would say that I do very much think of The Magicians as a remixing kind of book.
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With remixing as a symbol of cultural blending it's particularly important to uphold in an increasingly divided world.
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That's the challenge of remixing: it's not just about creating a cool track; it has to work, too!
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These days, he's remixing Justin Timberlake classics and working on SESSIION, his cleverly-titled sequel to Session One.
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So the impetus for remixing the whole album was Scott's desire to do it more than the band's?
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The introduction to that sobering, vibrant book is one of a few essays reprinted here without chopping or remixing.
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"It's remixing, ... it's people participating in the creation of this, it's more than just a copy-paste," said Hinck.
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Now this remixing has extended into the general culture, turning characters like Princess Leia into rallying points for equality.
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In keeping with its "Pro" line, the company demonstrated tasks of the creative professional, like Photoshop and music remixing.
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According to Delish, the cereal giant is remixing its fan-favorite Froot Loops with a very 2017 makeover: unicorn.
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Tell me about how you ended up remixing Kanye West's The Life of Pablo into one eight-minute song.
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Work that is transformative, remixing the original to change or comment on its meaning, could be considered fair use.
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Kreisinger currently uses her penchant for remixing pop culture moments at Refinery29, where she works as an executive producer.
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Obviously a total overhaul of the fundamental nature of remixing and borrowing on the internet isn't going to happen.
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We ended up remixing some of it with Chris Walla and John Goodmanson, but it was done extremely quickly.
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In his letter last year, Lindelof said he has no intention of adapting the source material, but "remixing" it.
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Dontnod would turn the remixing mechanic into an entire game for Life Is Strange, recasting it as time travel.
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The "Slender Man Mythos" burgeoned into an internet subculture of fans dedicated to remixing and expanding the original story.
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While Instagram and Facebook are premised on originality and authenticity, TikTok is a place for entertainment and remixing pop culture.
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Showrunner Dee Johnson told me she would be open to the idea of National Geographic "remixing" the show this way.
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You're someone who does a lot of remixing in your storytelling and is now watching your own stories get remixed.
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Splice, a cloud-based subscription music production platform with a social dimension for collaborating and remixing, is one of them.
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By remixing existing cultural products, artists and scientists like Broad are able to critique both the medium and the message.
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The early-220s rave community had its own tradition of visual remixing, thanks in large part to designer Rick Klotz.
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Each placed an emphasis on the ideas of repurposing and remixing, repetition and movement, and, most importantly, of distance and community.
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Zolciak-Biermann and Young met when the latter was remixing the TV reality star's single "Tardy for the Party" in 2009.
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They play fast and loose with white supremacist iconography, remixing it with pop culture and the sardonic tone of internet subculture.
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It reminded me of the whole Kanye Life of Pablo thing, where he would be remixing the album after its release.
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The song was originally released in 2015, but the two artists are remixing and re-releasing it as a new single.
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He's been generous with his remixing skills in the meantime, though, taking on tracks by the xx, Rihanna, and Todd Terje.
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In this installment, he unpacks the idea of visual remixing in dance music via the new EDC 20-year anniversary poster.
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Then the mutual excitement rang true to when we began the conversations of remixing songs from the first release of Australia.
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As far as remixing design files goes, Figma is using a CC4 license, which allows for a remix but forces attribution.
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", to Grohl's kids, Violet, Harper and Fifi (Ophelia) — before Grohl jumped on the drums, remixing the song with Metallica's classic "Enter Sandman.
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Hurwitz went back to the drawing board on season four recently, 'remixing' the edits to transform the season into something more cohesive.
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The propulsion of modern dance music inflects many if not all contemporary chart hits and makes them excellent candidates for workout remixing.
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Australian electronic musician Pogo is best known for remixing classics of pop culture (particularly Disney films) into unexpected, often unsettling slow jams.
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TikTok is blowing up with an algorithmically suggested vertical one-at-a-time feed featuring videos of users remixing each other's clips.
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"If you're someone who makes work by remixing or by appropriation, then your work could be taken down," the law professor said.
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But Disney viewers aren't passive consumers, princess culture isn't monolithic, and "remixing is a widespread trend in digital cultures," Wohlwend told me.
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Baker's go-to status for remixing rock's biggest stars allowed him to work with his childhood heroes, including soul legend Al Green.
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It was his Soundcloud that caught the attention of Odesza, who invited Stell on tour, remixing their "Say My Name" featuring Zyra.
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This time remixing "Gangsta's Paradise" (iconically used in the live action trailer) but exclusively with sound files from the Sonic video games.
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Their site-specific, improvised "live cinema" performances are a mix of field recordings, music, and film, often remixing documentation of these journeys.
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Players inhabit a kind of Tron-like world, remixing tracks by popular acts like Steve Aoki and D.J. Shadow in real time.
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His enthrallingly difficult later silk-screens cannibalize his own archive, discordantly remixing earlier works and treating paint as both material and information.
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His enthrallingly difficult later silk screens cannibalize his own archive, discordantly remixing earlier works and treating paint as both material and information.
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It was classic Tim and Eric: remixing the tropes of stale show business, gleefully baffling the audience and throwing spitballs at comedy.
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Back for a highly anticipated second season, Netflix's Stranger Things does an impressive job remixing and referencing a whole lot of '80s classics.
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Other favorites: JSTOR, Java on the Brain The internet is a never-ending sprawl of extremely good memes, constantly mutating, remixing, and changing.
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Tinsley's new book, Beyoncé in Formation: Remixing Black Feminism, expands on her popular course in a vibrant blend of memoir and cultural analysis.
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Osella, who recently majored in graphic design, developed a visual style he identifies as "remixing," collaging elements together by physically cutting and pasting.
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I didn't have any issues with any of the performances, and I know I definitely would if I had been remixing Jane Doe.
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And that was the genius of his set: by remixing rock staples into contemporary forms, he made these tracks more vital than ever.
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"Remixing is a concept that is native to hip-hop but has become sort of common lexicon in the world," J. PERIOD said.
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"I just know that while I have this momentum in music and remixing I should use it as much as possible," he says.
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Remixing destabilizes, decenters, moves us away from the original — but still in an effort to comment on the original and on the context.
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Clinton released a short video saying, unconvincingly, "I'm just chillin' in Cedar Rapids," internet denizens pounced, remixing the clip on their Vine accounts.
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"The Handmaid's Tale" finds power in remixing history, pulling inspiration from a variety of incidents that highlight the continuous brutality thrust upon women.
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In her view, the relaunch of M Missoni was destined to be a project founded on "reusing, remixing and respecting" the brand's inventory.
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Exciting individuals like the Mia Dora-remixing Correlate are popping up with regularity to cement Dundee's reputation as incubator and testing ground for talent.
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If Jones is forced to pay damages, it also could threaten meme culture more broadly, which often relies on remixing and sharing copyrighted images.
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But today, users often express themselves by sampling, remixing and creating content using music, pictures and videos that would otherwise be considered copyrighted material.
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Making music by remixing found videos online is but one more tool in the music-maker's arsernal these days, but it wasn't always such.
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Without remixing, it's unlikely we'd have memes, which rely almost completely on reusing core images to generate fresh social content and culturally relevant ideas.
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The truck is remixing its signature sandwich, which swaps out the usual American for cheddar cheese and pulls in a cheesy pinch hitter: Provolone.
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Dengele is the first song that that I've made remixing makuta rhythm with electronic music and the result is something I'm calling Makuta Club.
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Institutional violence is met with spoken-word molotovs, sandpapered found samples, and production that sounds like Black Dice remixing Pete Rock (or vice versa).
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That makes TikTok distinct enough that it will be very difficult to shoehorn into Instagram or Facebook, even if they add the remixing functionality.
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Hong Kong protesters are remixing the Christmas card tradition under the #freehkxmascard hashtag and decorating cards with memes and slogans from the ongoing movement.
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Hong Kong protesters are remixing the Christmas card tradition under the #freehkxmascard hashtag and decorating cards with memes and slogans from the ongoing movement.
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But in the bigger scheme of things, the prescription for enhancing women's representation on screen warrants a more inventive approach than remixing old formulas.
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London-born DJ, Dax J, was handed a one-year prison sentence in Tunisia for remixing the Muslim call to prayer during a performance.
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The popular architecture Tumblr McMansion Hell has long been the perfect mix of comedy remixing, internet vernacular, and actually informative educational posts about architecture.
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If Brooks is remixing a typically masculine aesthetic, "Scout" (2013) by Kathy Butterly, takes the prize for the most feminine piece in the show.
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The KNOH YouTube account — known for remixing some of our favorite songs by replacing the instruments with unexpected sound effects — is back at it again.
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He ultimately began remixing and producing original tracks; he still D.J.s around the world and has a show on the Lot Radio, based in Brooklyn.
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It's only the fourth day of fashion but we bet these aren't the only designers that will try their hand at remixing the classic blazer.
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He started remixing Poison, which is the third song on the EP, so hopefully you guys get to hear that version, it's sick as hell.
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I have to admit, I haven't mastered the effects aspect of the system, but the straightforward real-time remixing bit is pretty fun and intuitive.
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And if you really just have to have Styles involved in a future iteration, may we suggest remixing his song, "Woman," for the opening track?
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New York art space MoMA PS1 will host a brief series of events called Between 0 and 1: Remixing Gender, Technology, and Music this month.
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Remixing the New York Times' mini-documentary on the making of Jack Ü and Bieber's single, they've created an absurdist collage of pop culture history.
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Since then Kutiman has been making AV mashups, straight-up albums, and even remixing the sounds of a city in his Thru The City series.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation is attempting to overturn a US copyright provision that can stop people from doing anything from remixing videos to fixing cars.
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To be honest, Kanye remixing his journey as an author on Twitter as "writing a book in real time" is something only Kanye could do.
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Creators can also use it to ensure the source material they're remixing or turning into memes is given proper attribution or a cut of revenue.
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While any fair with such a long artist list isn't going to have a neat, cohesive theme, I did notice a lot of remixing and recycling.
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The Santana tweet arguably meets the definition of fair use, an exception to copyright law that protects people who are commenting on, remixing, and transforming works.
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Stay sitting down before you think of something worse, like, I don't know, remixing The Silence of the Lambs as a romantic comed — oh COME ON.
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I'm also interested in instant things that black people have used visually to signify what they see as beautiful, and remixing those things in new ways.
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How they unfold is often unexpected and funny, and the way various pop culture references are deployed feels less like name-checking and more like remixing.
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They appeared on the runway this past September at New York Fashion week and models like Bella Hadid have been remixing the look with bold colors.
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For example, the New York Public Library has focused recently on expanding its digital collections, encouraging unprecedented access to, engagement with, and remixing of its holdings.
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This clumsy compilation by my beloved Power Music Workout illustrates the dangers of casting too wide a stylistic net and remixing everything within said net the same.
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I thought it was important to shield labels and original artists from, let's say, the Illinois Nazi Party remixing their song and turning it into a chant.
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It's been just over a year since Cassetteboy — the comedy YouTuber known for remixing politicians' words to a musical backdrop — last posted a video on his channel.
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Both were solidly in the tradition of Momofuku small plates that the world has known since Mr. Chang's Ssam Bar began remixing various Asian ideas after-hours.
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Remixing and producing music for artists like New Order, Happy Mondays, Björk, Siouxsie Sioux and My Bloody Valentine, he had a broad and uncategorizable body of work.
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Calderone, who is the only D.J. on the bill, first earned wide acclaim remixing songs for Madonna; since then, he's worked with everyone from Beyoncé to Sting.
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A common theme emerged as a way to think about these almost mystical dance floor, remixing, and music production experiences, one of being and becoming someone else.
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In addition to pumping out and remixing music, Rabit will also be hitting the road (and sky) sporadically for the next few months for a few live performances.
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In fact, we were so excited by the thought of Fatima Yamaha remixing Metronomy that we had to plonk our head in the office fridge for a bit.
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Outfitting nightclubs and remixing classic albums: Dolby has a new but growing business adding surround sound to nightclubs, having retrofitted London's Ministry of Sound and Chicago's Sound-Bar.
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That card then adds vocals, drums, bass, or guitar to the existing song on the board, depending on what kind of card it is, effectively remixing the song.
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I looked at this project as remixing this thing and getting it the way I wanted it to be and then kind of walking away from it forever.
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The producer MK has developed a reputation for remixing: in 2014 alone, MK produced remixes for Sia, Lana Del Ray, HAIM, Angel Haze, Nile Rogers, and Sam Smith.
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TikTok is about remixing culture — taking the audio from someone else's clip and reimagining the gag in a new context by layering it atop a video you record.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SANTA MONICA — Kota Ezawa calls himself a "visual DJ," because remixing music has become more socially acceptable than appropriating images in art.
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If you believe that culture in the digital era is the culture of remixing, then deepfake tech has an important part to play in the creation of that culture.
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The software also has the potential to revolutionize the process of remixing songs, or creating mashups, which is probably an application MIT doesn't want to promote at this point.
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" Describing the process as "recycling" and "remixing," Brew added that he hadn't considered Botnik's potential to replace human writers, joking, "It's a problem, but nothing a robot can't solve.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — The tendency of Pop artists to collect objects makes perfect sense: their practice is rooted in absorbing and remixing the available culture.
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But with Realiti - Inside the Music of Grimes, a new interactive sound installation at Moogfest 2016, festival goers and fans are remixing Grimes' track "Realiti"—with their bare hands.
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The new campaign features a global cast of talent whom Gap says "are remixing creative culture on their own terms" and perfect models for the updated throwback-themed collection.
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Tyler, the Creator looks like he's trying to be on Santa's good side by remixing "You're a Mean One" for the new adaptation of How The Grinch Stole Christmas.
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The youngest fellow is Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins, 31, known for plays, like "An Octoroon" and "Neighbors," that address race, class and history, sometimes through the remixing of charged stereotypes.
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You've been experimenting with remixing/editing records for some time, both with Darkside's Random Access Memories Memories Daft Punk remix project, and with your 12 Days of Remixes series.
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At the same time, remixing the feed will make Instagram less useful as a real-time content feed because the most recent posts won't necessarily be at the top.
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"They don't necessarily have to make records for a TikTok, but there's ways of editing and remixing songs for them to then become better [suited] for TikTok," he said.
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With its care and detail in remixing the old, it becomes a striking visual testament to the sheer labor of love that is sometimes involved in producing something new.
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Mr. Sorrentino is the author of five previous books, notably "Trance" (2005), a winding and Don DeLillo-ish novel that was a remixing of the events surrounding Patty Hearst's kidnapping.
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He's contributed his percussion to The Poster Children, The For Carnation, 5ive Style, Isotope 217, Tortoise, as well as remixing, producing, and a wide range of side and solo projects.
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During the late 70s and early 703s, these scenes came together, mixing and remixing into original new forms, spawning a new breed of artist best exemplified by Jean-Michel Basquiat.
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He has this theory that the way in which artists and creators come into their own is through this act of remixing, which he sees as quite an aggressive act.
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But they can't replicate the feeling of collecting digital miscellany in our travels across the internet, remixing the material and sending it along to friends who might appreciate the find.
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In a strange twist of fate, Diplo ended up remixing the song and was so taken with Jackie's style that he reached out to his A&R about further collaborations.
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They considered adding Dante to the show a few times over the years, but thought remixing his character into a Whisperer mole would be a fun change to the character.
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A new, 50th-anniversary reissue of the Beatles' White Album takes a radical approach to the classic material, remixing it with little deference to the producer George Martin's original versions.
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People can also contribute usage examples to provide some imaginary context, as someone did by remixing the first sentences of Jane Austen's Pride & Prejudice with the tendencies of Republican voters.
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"This one was very exciting and challenging for me as I don't remix many bands and it was my first time remixing a 'metal' track," Truise tells THUMP via email.
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This new custom pioneered by Khmer Cloud comes out of a deeply rooted understanding of celebrations as communal events, remixing sky lanterns with new technologies to broadcast your celebration ever further.
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Speaking of the other projects that you've been focusing on, in 2007 you were nominated for a Grammy for remixing, which you've done a lot of in the past few years.
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For me, this example of open culture and remixing in the fashion industry is what differentiates it from other industries in a way that is seriously threatening to the status quo.
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It's become a trend of late for luxury fashion brands to create their own Android Wear watches, taking virtually homogenous hardware and remixing it with their own branded take on things.
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The band's enjoyed a sweet ascent since releasing its 2016 debut LP Better Strange, selling out tours, playing fests, remixing songs by Bishop Briggs, and otherwise spreading its strange, psychedelic gospel.
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Now that I'm learning how to make pop music I can filter all the club impulses and things I learned from DJing and remixing into the pop structure I'm working in.
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Symphony of ScienceThis musical project is less about cramming facts, and more a celebration of popular science, remixing clips from well-known science educators like Neil deGrasse Tyson and Bill Nye.
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This meme is also an example of more people understanding what these things are and what they can do, which allows for participation and remixing on a "massive scale," he added.
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"I didn't know Baaba Maal's music before [remixing "Fulani Rock"] but when I heard the original of the track I knew this is going to be special," says Schwarz over email.
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I try to reveal irreverent visions of today's world remixing classic paintings, objects or known personalities with ironic elements and show the negative side of social networks, politics, industry, and commerce.
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They became an underground hit by remixing broadcasts of the first Gulf War (and ironically later collaborated with the same U2 whose label had just finished pursuing legal action against Negativland).
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They became an underground hit by remixing broadcasts of the first Gulf War (and ironically later collaborated with the same U227 whose label had just finished pursuing legal action against Negativland).
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I wanted to see both cities through a black Bayou and Creole lens, to see if they'd drifted apart or were overlapping, remixing culture in the same way that Creoles originally had.
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Since the clip went viral yesterday, people on Twitter have been remixing the music, replacing the ominous overtones and the dulcet sounds of David Attenborough's voice with a variety of brilliant soundtracks.
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So often we consider time in a linear progression, one thing always producing the next; but Syms's remixing underscores just how difficult it is to completely leave the past in the past.
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The pressure of remixing one of the most influential albums in history could be "humbling" for Martin, who had to contend with the weighty expectations of the several generations worth of fans.
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How to go about remixing the Kathy Brown house classic "Turn Me Out," a track so heavily sampled (Tessela's "Hackney Parrot VIP" the first that comes to mind) that reinvention seems impossible.
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Best Verse: n/a Overall Grade: B Amine never did an official remix for his big breakthrough hit "Caroline," but he did a pretty interesting job of remixing the follow-up single.
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There, he'd work shifts at Whole Foods and go home to his studio set-up—two monitors, a keyboard, and a computer—remixing other people's tracks, along with busting out his originals.
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Modders and hackers build a culture of fan remixing around Sonic the Hedgehog, and this year their efforts came to a peak with Sonic Mania, an official Sonic game by the fans.
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Garth, who runs his own label Greyhound recording as well as an edit series, had a fruitful career remixing and producing before starting a new career in Los Angeles as an actor.
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Millennials are reshaping the food and beverage industry with their preferences for spiked seltzer and CBD, redefining the leopard print in fashion, and remixing rap with country when it comes to music.
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A few years later, he began cutting up album covers to make droll Rauschenbergian collages, pasting Tina Turner's legs onto Herbert von Karajan's torso — a visual analog to musical sampling and remixing.
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Eventually, as a resident director at the Belvoir theater in Sydney, he began reworking the plays entirely — "sampling and remixing," as he put it — modernizing circumstance and idiom to show myths endure.
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Rather, they are reflecting a wider trend of contemporary millennials curating their religious identity the same way they do their social media feeds: blending and "remixing" diverse spiritual, ritualistic, and religious traditions.
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"Even though the Chainsmokers are making these big Pop Drop songs, if you look at it, there's really not too many things happening at any one time, which really invites remixing," Harding says.
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When he's not turning aubergines into vinyl, recording the life cycle of a pig, or remixing Mahler, he's running a few record labels, playing out, and producing innovative, intriguing, and ultimately exciting music.
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And at a time where the fashion industry feels as tumultuous as ever, there's something to be said for keep with tradition — even if it does involved, cutting, pasting, and remixing its roots.
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Osella's remixing can feature drawings, doodles, text, letters, and symbols, along with more textured elements like photos torn and stuck down with tape, thread sewn through the page, paint brush strokes, and more.
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All processing is done locally on the device so expect your iPhone hardware to heat up a little as you play around with remixing videos as mosaics or Munches or manga-style cartoons.
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Remixing media to express new ideas and creativity is nothing new, said Hayes, who traces it back to DJs and musicians sampling music, a practice that may have started back in the 1940s.
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The show, which is the eighth season of Ryan Murphy's horror anthology, will be a sort of high school reunion for the show, bringing back old favorites and remixing them in new ways.
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In the process of remastering, it is possible to make adjustments in the sound, but those adjustments are typically much smaller-scale and less aggressive than the changes you can make by remixing.
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Some have used TikTok to aid with the coming out process itself, repurposing and remixing songs to capture the reactions of their loved ones on camera and share the results on the platform.
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Amplification—the process of spreading content through sharing, remixing, and reposting—often obscures a text's origins even further, making it even more difficult to know when something was created, why, and by whom.
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Break it down into a really sort of base iconic form and then stretch the limits of what it's capable of doing narratively by constantly remixing and re-juxtaposing them into new works.
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The artist spoke to THUMP about the track via email: "Remixing tracks, especially the ones that inspire me sonically, allow me to mess up the original and sort the elements anew," she said.
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Even though a teen-friendly fantasy series is a huge departure from Rhimes' usual repertoire, it makes perfect sense to me that she would play a hand in remixing one of his classic works.
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Their latest collaboration took place last night on the set of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert, and saw them remixing a monologue from the host on a new General Mills cereal, Tiny Toast.
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Peder Losnegård (get it?) has taken a somewhat unconventional approach, though: instead of remixing it on a track-by-track basis, he's collapsed, chopped, and diffused the record into an unpredictable eight-minute sprint.
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Since its founding in 1975, the Wooster Group has taken a fracturing view of life, breaking down — and then remixing — the cultural components of the present and the past that shape our daily lives.
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For each of these scenes, there was a visual lingua franca, be it the graffiti of mid-90s rap events or the high-gloss logo remixing of the early-to-mid-90s NASA raves.
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Beyond the show's contradictions, one particularly interesting thread emerged: artists drawing on feminist influences from elsewhere but creating something highly specific to their circumstances — a political and cultural remixing that is rich and interesting.
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The talk was the third part of MoMa PS1's series Between 0 and 1: Remixing Gender, Technology and Music, which brought together music industry leaders and artists to deliver their views on the topic.
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The new season of GoT is set to drop this April, but in the meantime, there's apparently a video of T-Pain remixing the show's theme coming this week, so, uh, that's something, at least?
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The campaign featured a musical ad starring actress Elle Fanning and rapper A$AP Ferg remixing the Oscar-winning song "Moon River" from the movie "Breakfast At Tiffany's" using hip-hop lyrics and dance moves.
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It's been a long recording process, and going through songs and remixing and re-singing songs and letting songs go, but to be honest, once the album is out that's when the official journey starts.
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In the spirit of Jack Antonoff's offer to leak new music as a way of fighting against Sony, people are now remixing her songs to cut out the production of her alleged rapist, Dr. Luke.
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Then there's Hurricane, Rocket Fuel, Sweet Tart, Kamikaze, Jungle Juice... If there's a way of remixing fruit and alcohol, or just sugar and alcohol for that matter, it will manifest as a New Orleans daiquiri.
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Canada allows educational institutions to use copyrighted text books without having to compensate the book's publishers and makes another exception for user generated content, such as a DJ remixing a previously recorded song, he said.
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His solo work is relatively subdued, harkening back to his days of remixing XXYYXX tracks, but his psychedelic sing-raps are fully formed and more polished than ever on his recently released debut Until Then.
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In the 1930s, he made his only underwater film, journeying into the Bay of Arcachon to observe the seahorses, then remixing the views of nature with humorous insertions like footage of a land-horse race.
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Illegal remixing and sample use has been a plight for the music industry for years, not just because of musicians, but a complete generational shift toward digital consumption that has outpaced ancient label models for income.
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Facebook cloned Houseparty into an app of its own called Bonfire, and it's since done the same to Chinese meme remixing and short-form video app TikTok with its own take on the format called Lasso.
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Because while The Force Awakens was able to rest on its laurels by essentially remixing A New Hope, The Last Jedi has a far more formidable task: it needs to not remake The Empire Strikes Back.
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The team had been really thinking about different ways of remixing and rehashing, and they got very interested in the idea of the amateur chef, of bringing cooking back to the sort of more pedestrian level.
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Think: pairing bedazzled ALDO kicks with an embellished sweater for subtle shine, remixing menswear with a three-piece suit and silvery metallic heels, or going full-on disco with a sparkly shift dress and pointed-toe pumps.
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Regarding visual media, impactive everyday behaviors include responding to a thread with a GIF or reaction image featuring random everyday strangers, or posting (and/or remixing) the latest meme to comment on the news of the day.
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"But I'm not clubbing as much as I used to because I have to be a bit more present now," says the 2352-year-old, who's making waves for remixing classical music, with layers of contemporary influences.
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Brian Eno argues that genius springs from a collective scenius, which would suggest that the remixer is a big part of any movement within music, but remixing wasn't always such a big part of the music industry.
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He took 2015 off to work on a new album, but when Rüfüs Du Sol approached him about remixing their new track "Say A Prayer For Me," the DJ set aside his record to work on it.
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Though she's gotten a lot of mileage from the song, remixing and rerecording it over the years, Tyler must have been waiting patiently for 2017, when we'd suddenly want to play her epic tune on repeat again.
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The performance of "Mary, Don't You Weep" that's in the documentary, for instance, doesn't match the shattering drama of what's on the album, which, to be fair, underwent a little remixing and re-recording in a studio.
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Jordan Peele's Us cleverly re-appropriated '90s hip hop song "I Got 5 On It" by Luniz, remixing it to emphasise the unsettling melody (which itself was sampled from Club Nouveau's 'Why You Treat Me So Bad').
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What's more, we've already seen pop stars remixing their own songs into Spanish this year, like Ed Sheeran's "Shape of You" release with Puerto Rican duo Zion & Lennox and One Republic's collaboration with Columbian pop star Sebastian Yatra.
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Remixing, meme-making, sharing of works in the public domain, and other fair use practices would likely all fall victim to platforms that would rather play it safe, just say no to flagged content, and avoid legal battles.
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The studio has been on a tear remaking, remixing, and revisiting its old classics, to great box-office success; Mary Poppins Returns, with its nostalgia-inducing premise and family-friendly holiday release date, will surely be no different.
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Finally, although the circumstances of these new central characters are vaguely similar to those of the original three, they've clearly been chosen from legions of other MCU characters to keep certain familiar elements in place while remixing others.
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Adidas worked with agency Johannes Leonardo to update an old classic, Frank Sinatra's "My Way", with artists Snoop Dogg, MadeinTYO and Desiigner remixing music videos as part of it, alongside reimagined images such as Botticelli's Birth of Venus.
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Mr. Weatherall began working with the band Primal Scream in the late 1980s, remixing "I'm Losing More Than I'll Ever Have," which was renamed "Loaded" and selected as the lead single for the group's album "Screamadelica" in 1991.
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He changed his name to Cashmere Cat in 2011, started remixing his favorite songs in the same cushiony style, and began making more originals—some of which would end up on his 2012 release for Pelican Fly, Mirror Maru.
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He changed his name to Cashmere Cat in 2011, started remixing his favorite songs in the same cushiony style, and began making more originals—some of which would end up on his 2012 release for Pelican Fly, Mirror Maru.
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Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture.
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The Slow Rush, which is out on Valentine's Day, stumbled out of the gates a year ago when Parker released the gleaming, disco-inspired "Patience," which unfortunately sounded like he had spent an hour or two remixing a Cut Copy song.
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Remixing everything from hip-hop hits to an NFL theme song and a Cousin Terio Vine, the mixtape is an exercise in profound artistic tenacity: just when you think he can't fit another idea into a track, he fits in eight.
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That's essentially the idea behind Splice, a cloud-based music production platform built for collaboration and remixing, and its Beat Maker tool, a new sequencer that allows users to play with close to one million samples from the Splice Sounds library.
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Clipping began when Mr. Diggs, a childhood friend of Mr. Hutson's, began rapping over noise-rap productions that Mr. Hutson and Mr. Snipes began making while remixing familiar hip-hop vocals from the likes of Ludacris and the Ying Yang Twins.
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"I was making these aspirational collages that I saw as blueprints for my neighborhood and basically it was me revisioning and remixing what was already there to create new associations that I saw as transcended," Halsey tells The Creators Project.
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It was this realization that led the artist to CLITERACY, and on to OVER AND OVER AND OVER, where Wallace draws on pop culture and spirituality, remixing hip-hop lyrics and ancient Gnostic manuscripts, to speak power to the female divine.
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And remixing the thing into an episodic series for the sake of cramming in some unused shots doesn't only threaten to break the film the same way it broke Hateful Eight, it also fundamentally alters the meaning of the movie.
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For the culminating event of MoMA PS1's series Between 0 and 1: Remixing Gender, Technology and Music, P-Orridge will trace their beginnings in the British music scene and how they helped them to shatter preconceived notions of gender.
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Mouth Sounds centered primarily on Smash Mouth mashups, remixing "All Star" in different ways — with everything from the classical "Pictures at an Exhibition" to the theme from Full House to John Lennon's "Imagine" — on eight of the album's 22010 tracks.
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The three-part series called "Between 0 and 1: Remixing Gender, Technology, and Music" brings together some of electronic music's most iconic and influential artists to discuss how gender fluidity and the changing technological landscape inform their work and their lives.
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In 2013, Lessig worked with EFF again when he uploaded a video of a talk he'd given of popular mashups of the dancing in The Breakfast Club to Phoenix's song "Lisztomania," to show how remixing is an important part of culture.
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As we're finally led around to the club's rear, to use a door reserved for the owner and his staff, we are being given privileged access to Grand Theft Auto III's remixing of pop culture and its aggressive, joking take on the world.
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Sarcastic Masters Volume 2 didn't exactly make DJ Harvey's name—the nearly twenty years of pretty high profile DJing, remixing and editing prior to it's release and resurfacing online can't go unignored— but it did, in a way, serve as a rebirth.
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It's a process he's adopted in the past, doubled down on this tape by the fact that he got some producers back home and in London to get in on the remixing action, twisting the band's discursive playing into new forms altogether.
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Basically, there's this trend with producers in Mexico and also all over Latin America who are taking old folk and traditional music—a lot of it is indigenous folk music from Peru and Argentina—and they're remixing it to work on the dancefloor.
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Remixing, as a technique for processing content, has taken over every cultural space and now millennials especially interact with the world in this fashion—quickly switching between social media platforms, apps, videos and articles, while producing gifs and memes to create new meaning.
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A focal point of the show is an installation of their voluminous record collection — from disco to punk, hip-hop, and beyond which visitors can utilize to DJ, providing entertainment for fellow visitors, thereby remixing Blake's personal aural archive through their own lens.
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In just about every cultural medium, whether movies or music or books or the visual arts, digital technology is letting in new voices, creating new formats for exploration, and allowing fans and other creators to participate in a glorious remixing of the work.
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"The original version of 'Popolipo' was very hard to mix during my DJ sets due mainly to the atmosphere and vibe present where I was playing, so that's where the idea of remixing 'Popolipo' came from," explained the artist to THUMP via email.
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The CSAIL researchers suggest that as the software improves, and it learns to tell the difference between instruments in the same family, it could be a vital tool when it comes to remixing and remastering older performances where the original recordings no longer exist.
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It makes for a wonderful trailer, but it's also a handy metaphor for the way the show approaches its inspirations: breaking them down into their core components, selectively picking the elements that work, then remixing it all together into something that feels entirely fresh.
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From his collaboration on the seminal electro cut "Planet Rock" and producing New Order's club classic "Confusion" to remixing The Rolling Stones, David Bowie, Hall & Oats and Bruce Springsteen, this studio samurai left in indelible mark on dance music during the genre's 80s adolescence.
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You probably know this if you've studied it at all (or ever had to translate anything), but if you didn't, a visit to Hyperbible, a Bible-remixing web app that uses generative writing to explore the nuances of interpretation, can teach you that lesson quickly.
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But I'm also curious: how does that compare with the in-app remixing features and all of these new features that teens are using on TikTok where it's to the point where they basically don't need another video editing app to make their memes.
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In 1997 the UK free party scene was turning into a corporate club culture, drum & bass was hitting the USA, Armand Van Halen was remixing Barbara Tucker, Drexciya were releasing their debut LP and the KLF were calling on all to "Fuck the Millennium".
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Following their recent debut collaborative performance at Montreal's Place des Arts as part of this year's Red Bull Music Academy, which saw Silver live remixing Blais' piano compositions, we asked the two artists to share some of their all-time favorite records with us.
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Toward the back half of this week's episode, "Watchmen" finally offers a glimpse of its show-within-a-show, "American Hero Story: Minutemen," which doubles as a backdoor adaptation of the graphic novel that creator Damon Lindelof is writing around (or "remixing," as he has put it).
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" By the time distant computers made their first connections in 1969, fans, especially women, were "remixing television footage to create their own fanvids, writing and editing their own zines, creating elaborate costumes, singing original folk songs, and painting images, all inspired by their favorite television series.
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The new record is quite a bit more chill in some ways, but I feel like when people come to our shows, they generally expect a dance party so we've been remixing a bunch of stuff to have a balance of chill time and dance time.
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Despite producing and remixing as E+E for quite some time, it's really been the in past two years that we've seen Virginia-based experimental artist Elysia Crampton profile truly rise after capturing the world's attention with her debut album on FaltyDL's Blueberry Recordings, American Drift.
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After decades of analyzing the singing of South Pacific whales — one of 14 known humpback populations globally — scientists from the South Pacific Whale Research Consortium noticed that these changes weren't random: Whales were remixing their songs to incorporate bits of music associated with other breeding grounds.
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In a carefully tailored message, the hackers urged an executive at September Management, a music management business, and another at Cherrytree Music Company, a management and record company, to send them Lady Gaga's stem files — files used by music engineers and producers for remixing and remastering.
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In Cooke's own "3D Turntables: Remixing Hip-Hop Architectural Technology," (2017) Cooke and a team of his students took scale models of houses in Syracuse that are scheduled for demolition, and used 3D printers and laser cutters to deconstruct, reassemble and reimagine them instead of destroying them.
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In answer to the question, memes sprung up on just about every social media platform you can think of, remixing the punch to hit songs, setting the image against famous Nazi punches throughout pop culture history, and, in the most direct effort — linking out to a website called canipunchnazis.
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"That doesn't mean that the music industry can't exploit it to use music that was so threatening at one point and make it palatable to audiences that didn't care about it," Rivera-Rideau, author of "Remixing Reggaeton," a book that explores the genre and it's cultural politics, explained.
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Now, as James reflects back with Noisey on the album's initial recording, the remixing process, and the mountains of other My Morning Jacket demos he hopes to eventually release, he can breathe easy knowing that It Still Moves at last sounds as he'd hoped it would from the start.
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Decades of mainstream access to the internet have brought a slew of excellent video game music resources, from sites like Overclocked Remix that dedicate themselves to remixing video game music, to YouTube where one can see pretty much any version of a favorite video game track they desire.
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A little more polished than the loose and retro vibe of his previous full-length, his new LP comes after two years in which the artist has been touring the world (most of the album were recorded on the road), remixing, and of course, still playing almost nightly in his hometown.
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There's the same sense of remixing objects in an existing toybox to deconstruct and subvert a popular franchise, and a lot of the humor is the same mix of very specific lore references and the general juxtaposition of serious scenarios with inherently silly-looking characters and non-realistic world design.
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While it was somewhat impressive to see artists such as Marshmello, Diplo, and former duo Flosstradamus pull off audience-wide Mannequin challenges at their respective shows, Ultra Music's signing and remixing of Japanese comedian PIKOTARO's strange, viral single "PPAP" was seen as a "cringeworthy" and "confusing" move by dance music media.
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Up for remixing is Höch's lesser collage "Musiker zu Hause" (33) — her "Cut with the Kitchen Knife through the Beer-Belly of the Weimar Republic" (1919) is a photomontage masterpiece — and Kurt Schwitters's "Die Kathedrale" (1920), but both have been only minimally reinterpreted, as seen in the project's documentary ebook.
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Footwear News reports that Italian fashion brand Missoni and Converse are at it again, releasing a brand-new collaboration that's remixing the standard Chuck Taylor All Star Hi. This particular pairing goes all the way back to 2008, but there's good news for anyone looking to cop a pair of these covetable kicks.
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Mostly, the experience is one that builds on the depth and range of the collection, particularly by remixing materials, breaking down departmental divisions, and seeking both classical and unexpected entry-points to beloved objects, with hints of the energies of the forthcoming generation of MoMA curators and what they might have in store.
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In Drew Fulton's "Remixing Madagascar," the sound artist Ben Mirin creates music from recordings of lemurs, frogs, birds like the vanga and other animals (Mirin will demonstrate his work during a discussion after the screening), and in "The Great Pretender," the director Nardine Groch films the courtship struggles of a superb lyrebird.
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Pheona Chen, a Beijing-based researcher studying Chinese fandoms, told me she thinks it comes down to digital infrastructure and the potential for remixing: In January of 2016, fueled by increased anxiety around the upcoming Taiwanese election, a massive flame war erupted between Chinese and Taiwanese internauts over the well-tread issue of Taiwanese sovereignty.
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We went from a band that conceptually was good and played pretty well to being a band that was really, really tight and cohesive on You Fail Me. After remixing the album, do you have a different opinion about any of the songs on You Fail Me than you did when it was originally released?
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His imagination and influence are also manifest in his voracious remixing of just about any kind of paper or found object — dry cleaners' shirt cardboards here, what looks like a wooden stool leg there, not to mention canceled postage stamps and a magazine photo of a serving of pollock filets (in honor of Jackson Pollock).
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"When I started coming on my music the way I was coming on freestyles — just relentless, at your neck, as soon as the beat starts, that's when everything really clicked," he said, adding that he has now worked with many of the artists whose songs he was unofficially remixing, including Lil Baby and Offset.
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It encapsulates many of the debates and discussions that would grow to animate the film and art worlds this decade — issues of representation on film, of who gets to control the final product, of mixing and remixing the past, of what political art might look like, of the potential reach of films by and starring black artists.
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"Chin is so good at remixing technological apparatuses to demonstrate the received wisdom on which they are based (plus the pitfalls and limitations of those ideas) that a viewer might easily be mesmerized by his supple and elegant facture," wrote Hyperallergic's critic Seph Rodney in a review of Chin's exhibition Mel Chin: All Over the Place at the Queens Museum in 2018.
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I spoke to one half of two remixing duos who started out in different decades and in different countries, Richard Dorfmeister of Viennese musicians Kruder & Dorfmeister, who came to prominence in the early 1990s and are best known for downtempo-dub remixes of pop, hip-hop and drum and bass tracks, and Kahn, of Bristol grime kings Kahn & Neek, to try find out.
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On the streets, this set of "No China Extradition" posters by the Neo Democrats party dominated many parts of the protest with its evocative, bilingual hand and chain imagery: Not far behind, the People Power group vied for a more pop-culture approach by remixing political messages into popular movie and TV franchises: Handmade signs and sculptures also flourished along the march.
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The music they make is roughly how it'd sound if someone had plonked Spacemen 3 in a disco rather than letting them sit about doing drugs and making records like Taking Drugs to Make Music to Take Drugs To. So it sort of makes sense that for upcoming single "Soul of a Spaceman/Telescope Lover" they've asked everyone's favourite remixing duo Tuff City Kids to take them for a spin.
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Instead of remixing the tracks from that album, which featured more guitar driven indie rock music, the band instead deconstructed those songs down to their stem files (the individual instrument recordings for a track) and sliced and diced them into entirely new works — sometimes breaking down two or three original tracks and rebuilding them one new "recycled" track — that jettison far from their indie roots and fall somewhere between the playfulness of glitch and the gentleness of electrofolk.
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Prominent directors have taken a crack at it, remixing the facts to tell their own tale: Nicholas Ray's They Live By Night (1950), Arthur Penn's Bonnie and Clyde (1967), Terence Malick's Badlands (1973), Robert Altman's Thieves Like Us (1974), Ridley Scott's Thelma & Louise (1991), Oliver Stone's Natural Born Killers (1994, from a screenplay by Quentin Tarantino), Kelly Reichardt's River of Grass (1994), and David Lowery's Ain't Them Bodies Saints (2013) all trace their origins back to Bonnie and Clyde in one way or another.
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The familiar rainbow bars of the SMPTE test card are everywhere at Derrick Adams' solo show of new work at Pioneer Works, ON. Conceived in the 70s, the test let technicians ensure a television set was working properly, and likewise Adams' massive multimedia wall hangings examine our culture's damaging stereotypes, specifically on TV. Framed by simple outlines of old television sets, Adams builds on his LIVE and IN COLOR series in the Red Hook warehouse's massive main space by remixing the spectrum of colored bars with patterned cloth.
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