Filmmuseum Amsterdam has a Celluloid Remix Project for which Rosa Menkman made a video with my Arp2500-music. The first one is in colour (after a while), and the second one is black and white. Two other works by her, recently released in new versions, use music that I made under the name Extraboy aswell: Radio Dada and compress process.
So coders, how do you explain this?
I made a 5 minute gabber tune in Protracker for my Amiga, but when I loaded it today it had turned into this. It freezes just after you press play, and loops the pattern-position it’s on (usually). But the song keeps changing though.
This is 3 videos edited into one (cuts at 1.08 and 1.33) but no other postproduction has been made. FYI, the speech synthesis in the beginning says Protracker Rules, and is there every time I start Protracker. Hot scripting action!
If you like this, you probably break down in happy tears from this.
The Australian super group Monster Zoku Onsomb are doing a remix project of their last album, Earth Eaters. My remix is a rather straight forward C64 rock-rave kind of song, and was published a few weeks ago. Listen and download it here: Frankin’Stein (Goto80 C64 Remax). Some other remix gems in there aswell, so check …. this … out!
I have made a rather abstract C64+Gameboy-remix of a song by the IDM-experimental duo Icarus. It was released a week ago, and you can listen to and buy it at Boomkat. (note that the beep every 30 second is a Boomkat feature to interrupt the prelisten, but I thought it worked rather niceley – consider it a remix). Other artists included on the CD are for example Karsten Pflum, Badun, Frank Bretschneider, and Xela.
“There are more abstract pathways to be explored here, too. Swedish 8-bit artist Goto80’s radical reworking of Second inf(E)Rænce chops it into microscopic bursts and stutters of atonal sound on which he eventually lays down some beautiful descending bass tones.” / BBC
“insects burrowing underground, Goto80’s “Second First Inf(E)Rænce” mix is as obsessive in its approach as an Icarus original but ultimately of minor interest” textura
Ok, this video samples the music from HT Gold – the most complex reverse engineered c64 interactive glitch machinima game thing, with maximum playability! (hello buzz words) Autoboy did the programming and I made the music. It was exhibited in 6 meter format at the main square of Copenhagen, at mikrogalleriet, and at HAIP Festival. And now this guy samples the audio, without permission, without credit. I guess people don’t recognize it as music, and then my remark is a bit naggy-waggy. Indeed, we left some of the sound effects from the original game (ring modulated with the song) but most of the sounds that you can hear come from a song that plays linearly. And the sampled bits in the video are quite loooong. Well, the song is not CC’ed and maybe it’s not even eligable for copyright (as a non-fixed work), so.. yeah. It’s because of things like this that copyright could actually have some kind of practical purpose, somewhere behind the economism…
Lo-tech from Marciano Sidoni on Vimeo.
Thanks to Retarded Dance Squad I just found another remix of my old hit Fantasy. torrent It’s secret spasmatic breakbeats and mangled voices, even more so than the old remix by Nam Shub of Enki. That reminds me, the best remix is still lying around on a CD in Sweden and/or USA. Why do we always forget? Anyway, since people won’t let me forget Fantasy, let’s look back in time. A time when you could get fined for having too many people watching your video. (yes) Here’s the Fantasy video by Entter ( raul + raquel ) ….
Bud Melvin made a song called Hip Hop Sucks where he only uses samples from other chip people. He used my song Pappap for the chorus. (with super permission) It’s a nice n catchy anti-sampling hymn! Download
Bilerne De Er Farlige (Goto80 remix)
Je Mappelle Mads and Bounty Niller, one of the greatest duos of all time, releases a greatest hits full with their flipped out baby penis pop. I’ve got a fonky remix on there, which has been around. Check out their myspace and try to find this, because it shouldn’t be missed. I promise!
I remixed the American nakos Best Fwends on their album Alphabetically Arranged. My remix is track number 34 on the CD! Hell yeah.
11 Goto80 – Fantasy (Nam Shub of Enki Remix)
The Nam Shub of Enki, our hardcore weirdo favourite from Australia, remixed my track Fantasy and put the remix on his new album “Destroy Everything” on Creative Space. You can listen to it over at his Myspace.
