The Korg DS-10 is a software version of the legendary MS-10 synth for the Nintendo DS, currently slated for release in Japan only this July. Check out the video - it’s cooler than a black Fonz!
Archive for the ‘Music’ Category
The legendary cover of Stevie Wonder’s Golden Lady by Jose Feliciano is on YouTube! Stone the crows with stones that would instill fear in the Capes, I had no idea!
iBand is a meeting of musical minds, featuring Elton John on iPhone 1, Phil Collins on iPhone 2 and a suicide bomber on the DS. Go team!
Now, if only they had someone to play the digital bum flute…
Unsold copies of notorious pop mongrel Robbie Williams‘ latest album Rudebox are to be recycled and used to surface roads in China.
On the one hand, I pity Robbie; he’s received a resounding thumbs down from the public, who’ve chosen not to invest his latest creative endeavour. However, one must give credit to EMI for their clever (and very PR-worthy!) recycling initiative.
We’ve just launched the official Jonathan Ansell website to coincide with the release of his debut album.
You can find out all about Jonathan’s life, career and music at jonathanansell.com.
It’s been a busy year for the Include Digital SlimServer jukebox! Feast your eyes on the top 5 uber-tunes:
- Windy City Theme by Carl Davis & The Chi-Sound Orchestra (played 45 times) - this is proper Dave - disco genius!
- Getting Nasty by Ike Turner (played 27 times) - dirtier than a tramp’s overcoat!
- Bustin’ Loose by Chuck Brown (played 19 times) - a go-go legend, brilliant!
- Ebony and Ivory by Stevie Wonder and Paul McCartney (played 15 times) - no comment!
- Roads Must Roll by Boom Bip (played 13 times)
The internet radio stations that have been aired the most:
WeFunk - lots of great funk, but too much angry rap
Canora Radio - a recent find - tasty!
SwissGroove - good, but perhaps a little bland at times (too much self-indulgent “smooth” jazz)
Dinner Jazz Excursion - very nice, comfortable as your grandad’s pipe and slippers
Carl Davis - he has all his digits, and he’s justifiably proud of them.
Stevie’s nadir, McCartney’s shame - this tune single-handedly brought racial harmony to the entire planet which survives to this day. Cleanse your mind of this filth with some proper Wonder.
