My First Remix - "Sing" by Daryl Somers (hammard, circa 1976) - Remixed in 1985 and restored in 2011 episode artwork

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My First Remix - "Sing" by Daryl Somers (hammard, circa 1976) - Remixed in 1985 and restored in 2011

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This is my 70th post on soundcloud. Taking you back to my first ever remix, first remixed on analog 4 track tape in 1985 in my makeshift bedroom "studio". This is WAY not perfect, but I had the album gifted to me Christmas 1976 and it inspired me to music as I was being constantly bullied at school for being a loner. In hindsight, probably saved my life back then. Its the kind of song I go back to and revisit now and then to remind me of how far ive come in my career! Embarrassing? yes! who cares though. Music was, and still is, my therapy. Yep, drum track isn't perfect, but each sound you hear had to be "triggered" back in 1985 using something new called MIDI!! I don't think Daryl Somers liked this track. He never really wanted to re-release it. So here it is for your listening "pleasure?!" Original Song Written and Produced by Daryl Somers and Ernie Carrol. Song Tracking: Bruce Adderley & Murray Tregonning Arranger and Musical Director: Doug Trevor and the Margot Sheridan Junior Chorus Recorded at Bruce Adderley Sound Studios.

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