Mind Map That!

Derivitive work of "Abstract Light" by Jens Karlsson

I created this piece to accompany a play that my uncle, Terrence Sherman, is working on. The lyrics are by his friend Dwight Stevers. The music is by Ivan Chew (I just cut it up to make it work for this). A huge thank you to Ivan for contributing such fantastic CC-BY instrumentals to the Commons. Thank you, also, to Dwight- working with your words was inspiring.  And, of course, thank you to my dear uncle for inviting me to contribute to this project.

Rise Up and Remember

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Derivitive work of "Oceans 4" by Temari 09 

Join MMT on a journey from sea to space! Surrounding the journey, your ears will be treated to dubstep, Afroganic vocals, rock, pop, and an ending filled with ccMixter pride.

*Wanna be a pal of MMTMMP? Remix the intro, description, or outro!

*Want another cool way to support the show? Record a bumper, like Texas Radio Fish did!

*The next episode will air during the last week of February 2012 (maybe March 1st instead… or possibly March 2nd… make up your mind MMT!).

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Here's the latest part of "The Dream" (a call and response music video experiment with Ephemeral Rift).  Part 4 features Ephemeral Rift and a visitor...  Learn more about this music video experiment here.

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"The Dream" is a call and response music video experiment with Ephemeral Rift.  This is part three (featuring a melodica, a singing banana, and two hats).  Learn more about this music video experiment here.

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"The Dream" is a call and response music video experiment with Ephemeral Rift. I met Ephemeral Rift on ccMixter and we soon began following each other on YouTube. He's a super-talented, creative guy with a fantastic sense of humor. When he approached me to do a collaboration, I was immediately intrigued. We threw a few ideas around and decided to start with a simple call and response experiment. I started the project with a little ukulele video. Ephemeral Rift posted the 2nd video dwith a flute, banana, and a hat. Each music video will build off of the last and be a maximum of 20 seconds. Beyond that, there are no rules! After we have each responded 6 times, we'll post a compilation of the project (12 total responses). If you feel inspired, please join us! Upload your response on your YouTube channel, and then post it in the comment section by clicking "Create a video response." I'll be posting part 3 soon (today or tomorrow)...

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