Dusty drums set the backdrop for the smoothed out sounds Mysterio dug up for this track he created in 1995. Filled with wah wah guitars and various horns over a funky little loop.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
Friday, April 23, 2010
12 Notes
There are only twelve notes a person can play and Mysterio decided to play them all with twelve different instruments. What resulted is a free jazz inspired improvisational song with vocals provided by Timothy Leary.
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Mysterio & Rakim - I Know You Got Soul (70's Remix)
In 2010 Milt Jackson, Stanley Turrentine and The Silver Connection all came together under the guidance of Mysterio to revise this classic song from Rakim. Some may say it was an impossibility, a seance shrouded in dark magic but the end result is simply fascinating.
At one point during the recording session Jimi Hendrix stopped by and began to bug out on the microphone and added his own two cents in terms of song dedication. He even gave Mysterio a few tips on his guitar which added some spice to the song.
The drums snap in an old school boom bap fashion over the riding bass line where a clavinet is sprinkled leisurely with horns echoing ever so slightly in the background. Later on Mysterio added some cuts and sound effects to compliment the cuts laid down by Eric B years ago.
In the end Rakim took control of this masterpiece in a fashion that only the 18th Letter could.
Thursday, April 15, 2010
Huevos Rancheros
Mysterio's ode to food and drink inspired by Cheech and Chong's glorious trip to Amsterdam in the 1980's.
Huevos Rancheros (No Vocals)
Mysterio's ode to food and drink inspired by Cheech and Chong's glorious trip to Amsterdam in the 1980's.
Slick Rick - Mistakes (Digital Remix)
Robert De Niro kicks off the track with some choice dialogue from the the film "Casino" regarding his relationship within that movie. The rhythm of the song itself is a nod to the Beatles complete with a bird chirping. Mysterio lays in some kick and snare cuts as Slick Rick tells his tale of woes over the soundscape.
Mistakes (Digital Remix)
Monday, April 5, 2010
The History of Burning Formula 51
Here is another dark musical score extracted from Mysterio's subconscious. A perfect fit for the point in films when the dialogue is spoken to further the story along. Several different instruments were applied in layers as vocal snippets from the movies "History of Violence", "Formula 51" and "Burn After Reading" were inserted by the man with a plan.
Sunday, April 4, 2010
Spaced Tonga
Mysterio was inspired by the constant thump from the bar/club downstairs from his loft. Till 3:00 am "thump/thump/thump" was heard. So he decided to venture into the territory of that type of music and give his own take on it. Spaced out vibes smother the uptempo track making the listener want to lay back and contemplate or get up and dance.
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Danger (by Claw)
I found this little gem created by Claw. I like this track a lot but have no clue when he crafted this cut.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Rakim - I Know You Got Soul (Analog Remix)
Mysterio went back to the lab with this first remix which he remixed. While the other one was a mix of analog and digital this one here relies more on the analog samples which he cultivated from his crates.
I Know You Got Soul (Analog Remix)
Smokin' Aces
This is Mysterios' Movie Madness take on a David Holmes kind of track which features vocal dialogue from the film "Smokin' Aces".
Smokin' Aces
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