Lasse makes some of the most entertaining videos available on YouTube. “Hyperactive” is a human beatbox music video he made from a bunch of clips recorded with a camcorder and then cut-up to create one drum solo.
Don’t think this is real beatboxing? Lasse says, “No, it’s not proper beatboxing, I know. But that wasn’t my aim either“.
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Details: Fort Minor has offered the separated audio elements of their hit single “Remember the Name” online under a Creative Commons license… this allows producers and mixers from all over the world to create their own remixes of the song, or to use the audio elements in their own mixes. In doing so, fans and listeners can check out a variety of remixes of this song… free!
KCentric did a phenomenal job creating his “Ghetto Metal Remix” remix. It starts with quiet intensity then unloads an awesome beat that is combined with an impressive use of backing samplings. The way KCentric mixed and executed the sounds on this remix is second to nobody… this remix even rivals the original version by Fort Minor.
As a remixer, producer, artist and multimedia aficionado… KCentric is a very talented artist with great range. His music fuses modern jazz, hip-hop, downbeat, and electronic instrumental styles to produce a truly unique and inspiring sound. He has been featured on Sirius Radio, various internet radio shows, as well as numerous podcasts around the world…. and Funky Remixes is proud to feature KCentric’s “Ghetto Metal Remix”.
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Details: The original song was a bonus track from the “To The 5 Boroughs” album that never made the album. Like most the songs on the album, “Now Get Busy” features a new sound and style that is very cutting edge. The Beasties combine this new style with some great scratching - thanks to the incomparable Mix Master Mike.
Matthew and Junko from Hidden Fortress did an incredible job remixing this song… they retained the original and cutting edge sound created by the Beastie Boys, but put their own stamp on this remix. The quality of this remix and the production is absolutely flawless.
Hidden Fortress is a unique group… they create audio/visual/conceptual experiences with Matthew creating the remixes and Junko handling the video production. They have shown great diversity in music styles as well, having produced remixes in a variety of styles such as classical, hip hop, death metal and pop.
The free remixes featured on this website are licensed under the Creative Commons family of license agreements. That means you can download, rip, remix and share most these songs, free and legally. See the specific license agreement for each remix for any restrictions that may apply.