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faux pas remixes: paul dempsey + the rectifiers


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MP3: Paul Dempsey – Ramona Was A Waitress (Faux Pas remix)

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a friend of mine called it vocoder reggaeton. take that, “iconic australian rock voice”.

you can buy this as a b-side on the shiny disc version of paul dempsey’s ‘ramona was a waitress’ single. ha! and you thought the cd single was a dead medium. by the way, the first cd single i ever bought was “prick” by something for kate.

MP3: The Rectifiers – Blackbird (Faux Pas remix)

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the rectifiers themselves make reconstituted pop music, taking sunshine sounds from disparate sources and fusing them together into careful meticulous arrangements of quasi-psychedelica. they are a good bunch of chaps.

for the remix, i added a cocktail umbrella and took my shirt off. this remix also features the shiel family piano.

6 comments:

1 Joh-un { 08.19.09 at 9:23 am }

Wow, man! Awesome! Congrats on scoring a remix on Paul Dempsey’s single. I’m really looking forward to hearing your new album. I’ve almost finalized my latest album, although I’m deliberating over a title for it. By the way, you owe me an e-mail or two… but I’ll settle for a skype chat, either / or. :)

2 Paddy { 08.19.09 at 10:31 am }

Any chance of you putting up the touch remix they’re playing on transference?

3 Tim { 08.20.09 at 3:38 pm }

that depends paddy, are you a rrr subscriber? subscribe and i’ll think about it…

joh-un, thanks! yes i owe you emails! will do now, after i let the cat in the back door (thats not a euphemism, as much as it sounds like it)

4 Paddy { 08.20.09 at 7:10 pm }

i am!

5 Joh-un { 08.24.09 at 1:32 pm }

that cat you mention – since when have you had a feline pet? you’re not referring to Soccer, are you?

6 Joe Lumbroso { 04.02.10 at 8:58 am }

Love the MWJ painting! Thanks for helping share his art to the world.

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July 2010

/// New 6-track Vanderbilt EP features two Faux Pas tracks plus remixes by Crumbs, Aoi, Pasobionic and Lewis CanCut. Its a free download, get it here.

/// My album Noiseworks – featuring “Vanderbilt”, “Chasing Waterfalls” and “Silver Line” – is available here.

/// I’ve been working on remixes for local bands Rat vs Possum, Flying Scribble and Akimbo. These are good people.

/// I’ve started making some new songs – if you want to have a sneak peek at what they sound like, here is the place to start.


 
 

Tim Shiel lives in Melbourne. He makes music under the name FAUX PAS, and is also a broadcaster on public radio station 3RRR FM. This blog began in 2005.

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1981: Born in Melbourne Australia, life feels empty and without meaning

2005: FAUX PAS created – life still meaningless

2010: Tim writes brand new three-line biography

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