i see

By: thekhin

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Added: 7/07/2007
Length: 3:23

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Reviews: 3   Site Plays: 143
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Genres:
Rock/Pop: Pop
Soundtrack/Game: Bitpop/Chiptune
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Year: 2006

Artist's description:
Henriette recorded vocals over trepain's "Weeble Wobble" one day, I liked the vocals and did my own totally different production, kinda eliminating Trepain's part for this mix at least. ;)

Oh, and she sew the dress she's wearing on the picture herself. Girl's got talent!

Contributors:
the khin (production and arrangement),
trepain (for the original that spawned Henriette's vocals),
Henriette Isabella Berggren (vocals and lyrics)

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Reviewed by TwiTerror on Aug 13, 2007
Chip-pop, Chip-hop, or whatever you want to call this magical combination, should very well be the next big thing. This catchy new sound fuses together the chip sound most of us in the community of co... Read full review
 
Reviewed by Sephyra on Jul 31, 2007
Good tune, needs filler though. I don't think the song was developed to it's best potential, but sounds good anywho.... Read full review
 
Reviewed by thecanary on Jul 08, 2007
Wow- listening to this song is like playing Commodore 64 games in heaven. What would otherwise seem like cheesey chiptune samples are elevated here by the vocals to a divine height. There is an abso... Read full review

Comments
Jan 05 2008 4:33 pm
by SoundAmia
This was a really good suprise. One of the best chip tune songs I'we heard. keep em comin' =)



Aug 09 2007 6:29 am
by edzes
Hah, I love this ^^ Chip vox... Interesting combo for sure!



Aug 07 2007 7:20 pm
by Pedro_cbr
I agree with lilelk: the output is quite amazing. The blonde girl is even better ;-)



Aug 06 2007 11:29 am
by lilelk
I wouldn't expect a chiptune to work well with vocals, but this one does - brilliantly - just that.



Jul 31 2007 9:40 am
by nynne
this is a great piece of work. even if theres only a bassdrum, snare, bass chip and occasional arpeggios as a base; of course along with a very interesting vocal, it offers alot more than one would expect. love the exceptionally minimal sound :) */clap*



Jul 26 2007 3:45 am
by thekhin replying to thecanary
You already did, but spam ahoy! ;)



Jul 25 2007 7:31 am
by thecanary
Can I advertise here for my semi-awful remix of this song?



Jul 24 2007 6:31 am
by thekhin
The funny thing is, this track was never meant to be released as I deemed it "unfinished" due to comments from Henriette herself. She liked the vocal production, but felt the chip sounds was too minimal, something I liked myself. Buut, I went against my best judgement and released it anyway. Really surprised by the praise it has recieved but I'm definetly happy as I DO see it as finished! Thanks guys. :)



Jul 22 2007 3:11 pm
by toxi
Wow. Nice work thekhin. These vocals by Henriette, well who would have thought they could be mixed so well with cheesy 8 bit sid sounds. Not me. At first I couldn't believe what I was hearing. Almost makes me wish I still had my real commodore 64 to mess with the sid chip again instead of my emulator.



Jul 20 2007 12:32 pm
by suecae.sounds
Nice one!



Jul 15 2007 4:53 pm
by ryan
Well done by all involved in creating this track. Wonderful vocals, very simple but entertaining beat. This is going on my playlist.



Jul 13 2007 1:13 pm
by terabite80
this very well the song, felicidadez 10 a very pretty voice, one pain that does not understand the English song so that not.



Jul 10 2007 5:33 am
by Qumran
Oh yeah! Really good vocals! The mix between "normal" vocals and chip just blows my mind here! Wonderful!



Jul 08 2007 12:45 pm
by alwaysthesun
Mastering such a good song from so basically cheap sounds, mixed up in a tremendous way with such an heavenly voice seems to be quite a miracle, and for sure a fine art ! Once again one can tell maximum talent from minimum skills !