ReMix: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project 'Turtle Wave'
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Surf's up! ... kay, that was an embarassingly trite and predicatable fashion to intro, but at least it's contextual to the mix and not yet more blog-esque facts about my semblance of a life. Mazedude gets peppy, poppy, and heavily sequenced with this energetic ReMix from TMNT 3, rife with slap bass riffage, precision-timed brass hits, almost motown-philly style percussive intricate goings-on, more synths than you can shake an oscillator at, an unorthodox change in tone for a slower ending, and an extra helping of sugar. If this ReMix were a human youth they'd be prescribing a shitload of Ritalin, let's just leave it at that. If Chris can be said to have a "style" - his work spans multiple genres and he's proven quite flexible - I'd say it's that his pieces are consistently intricate, and are particularly polished in the arena of sequencing, with runs, modulations, breaks, transitions, and fills all implemented like someone who knows all the combos in SF3 and can apply them at will. This is very thick in terms of layers; it's not something you'll want to listen to if you need to concentrate on something else per se, as there's simply so much going on. Sort of an upbeat, new jack swing vibe to it, refreshingly indulgent and extremely ornate, this is a fun jam in the fairly irreverent style of the games and cartoon. Nostalgic but interpretive, in other words, and brimming with energy. Good stuff.
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