Would you download my sound? (mashups, remixes, and instrumentals)

[idontactuallyski]

tell me what u think. please feel free to critique it. thanks.


Sam Sweet - Fergie vs Rick James from Sam Sweet on Vimeo.

Gorillaz vs Coldplay from Sam Sweet on Vimeo.

Lil' Wayne vs RHCP from Sam Sweet on Vimeo.

Kanye vs Falco from Sam Sweet on Vimeo.

Mr. Jones (Sam Sweet Remix) Mike Jones from Sam Sweet on Vimeo.

Dangla's lifestyle from Sam Sweet on Vimeo.

 

[ElbridgeGerry]

BALLERRRR

 

[Smuffy]

^what he said.

i didnt listen to them all the way through, but dude those are sick. nice job dude.

 

[VT_scratch]

not bad but some stuffs really off like mr. jones IMO

 

[BEARS.]

me gusta.

 

[Afeld]

Damn those are good

 

[LJF]

sick man good work

 

[skithe49th]

i like the last one the best

 

[Mac.]

The Lil Wayne one and Kayne one are sick, but the Mike Jones one is a bit iffy.

Nice Job man

 

[r0dubs]

Last one is the sickest one

you have a talent, you should try mixing other songs though

not a fan of kanye, lil WANG or fergie

 

[idontactuallyski]

dude i hear ya, the problem is that its really hard to find acapellas of songs and artists i like so i tend to have to stay on the mainstream side of things u know

 

[Dan.]

most often if the artist puts out LPs of their singles, they come with the instrumental, acappella, and original, and sometimes a remix. you can just rip it from a table to your comp and fuck with it there. or depending on the software you use, its easy enough to get the beat of a song down without the vocals

 

[mpaone4392]

those were nasty

 

[idontactuallyski]

bump

 

[Aaaron.]

amazing.

 

[B.G]

amazing dude keep it up. you on myspace? get that stuff out

 

[B.G]

would you also be able to put it up on youtube or if i wanted to dl it where could i

 

[Arabian.]

This is just my own fucked up opinion, but I realy think the whole rap thing is dead. Mashups are going to fade away very quickly, and what you're doing is very interesting. This sort of thing has been done to death, but the real mash-upers are weaving 10 different tracks together and improvising it into a 20 minute song with all sorts of changes and beats. You're just laying a vocal over an instrumental with the same tempo. It's kinda lme.

No offense to you, but you should strive for progression as an artist.

 

[Smuffy]

thats somewhat true. i definitely wouldnt say that rap is dead, the quality might not be good but rap isnt gonna disappear any time soon. however, youre right about mashups. to the thread creator, get a little more intricate and technical, but you are taking a step in the right direction.