Category Archives: remix/mashup

instant conductors : tpada

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Instant conductors : Tpada (40.3MB, 4:19 secs)

A piece by Brian Gibson which captures you with
its trance like visuals and experimental audio.
Instant conductors : tpada is part of a full length
album project created with a video camera to capture visuals
and audio then assembling them into a stunning form of art.
Using a range of different camera angles focused in on areas
from where the musical source is created, this forms an explosion
of creativity manifesting as hybrid song/video.
If you’re intrigued by this clip it’s well worth checking out
untitled project 3 which features
a short number on mini organ with video accompaniment.
Also download the 3 track EP for free at glimpsecontrol .

Jonathan Beards

Iconic Synesthesia

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Giant Steps (10.7MB, 1:46 min.)

audio: john coltrane. animation: michal levy.

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Slim

Listeners by Brantley Jones

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Listeners 1 (2009, 6.7MB, 0:23)


Listeners 2 (2009, 10.5MB, 0:29)


Listeners 3 (2009, 16.2MB, 0:46)

Three lovely short remixes from Athens, Georgia
artist Brantley Jones.

Squeeze Vlog

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Squeeze 1, from Mica (2005, 820KB, 36 sec.)

squeeze2
Squeeze 2 (2005, 1MB, 36 sec.), from Charlene Rule.

squeeze3
Squeeze 3 (2005, 680KB, 36 sec.), from Leslye James.

These videos are from the Squeeze project,
the original videoblog remix game.
Squeeze began in December, 2004 and developed
organically through several individual vlogs.

By Mica.

DVblog will eat itself

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mouth study (2005, 7.8MB, 3:40 min)

Using footage from the ‘cutting edge cinema‘ thing
we posted here before Lewis LaCook,
created an utterly exuberant & assured piece of appropriation
video with 186,000 ideas per second.

Dennis Knopf – Bootyclipse

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Dennis Knopf – Bootyclipse (2007, 18.8MB, 5:38)

Found footage mashups aren’t really anything new, but
Dennis Knopf made this one from YouTube booty dancing
clips, and it makes me laugh every time I watch it.

Bram Crevits and Pall Thayer on Obama

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Pall Thayer – Inaugurationanimation (2009, 300MB, 49:56)

As far as I know, none of us at DVblog have become
infected with Obamania. Doesn’t mean we don’t
appreciate the fine art of the remix or dig hope.

First, from Bram Crevits of Cinamatics,
Obama’s Berlin speech, composed entirely of video shot
on cell phones. Remember when the gaze was
given to us by the TV news? Now we give it back.

Second, from Pall Thayer, a silent
animation piece of the entire inauguration.
Free to download and remix as you like. We like.

Both of these pieces surprise and amaze me by the
amount of work they must have taken to compile.
Painstaking, no? Unless these gentlemen know
something I do not, these are labor-intensive pieces
in their own respective ways. Lovely and timely.

Junk House Butt House

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Lucid Unison – Bunk House (2008, 37.4MB, 3:52)

Occasional DVblog contributor Brian Gibson‘s latest
project, Lucid Unison, is part art blog, part mashup
collaboration, part band. For the band section, Junk
House Butt House, they (Brian and partner in crime
Camber Gleim) made a video, seen here. Brian’s
immeasurable talent is always a total pleasure
to experience in whatever form it takes.

Passage to Ill – Nathaniel Stern

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Passage to Ill (1999, 5.5MB, 2:34 min)

“Passage to Ill was one of the first pieces I wrote as “hektor“,
playing the cynical romantic and trying to get in bed with “Ill”
(a punny nickname for a real person).
After seeing me perform it at the Nuyorican poet

DVblog’s Doron & Michael at HTTP Gallery, London

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West of the Great Altar of Zeus (Doron, 2009, 27MB, 1:51 min)

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9 Third Avenue Haiku (Michael, 2008, 52.7MB, 4:32 min)

About

We normally avoid posting our own work but this
time we’re going to make an exception.
Doron & I have a joint show at HTTP gallery & we’d like to
invite any DVblog readers in the area to come
along to the private view, this Friday, 16th January.
(Details on the HTTP site linked above)
I’ve posted a piece by each of us (which should
give you a feel for whether you’d love or hate us) but the HTTP
show is going to be a little different from our usual work
so please come along, have a drink, take a look & say hello…