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Look What I Made - DIY indie music podcast with Kevin Pike
By Kevin PikeMusic
Look What I Made - DIY indie music podcast with Kevin Pike episodes
- Episode 24 - the theme from Sesame StreetYou've never heard Sesame Street played like this before. It's in 5/4 time and a minor key. Featuring saxophone and organ.5 min
- Episode 23 - 3 Songs for the Price of 1A musical smorgasbord in which I combine 3 songs into 1. Features wooden flute, distorted guitar and vocals.10 min
- Episode 22 - Echoes of Another TimeA somber jazz ballad featuring Kevin Pike on alto sax and John Kotchian on drums and bass. A 1-second delay effect on the saxophone makes for some unique harmonies.9 min
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- Episode 20 - Wachet Auf, ruft uns die Stimme (Cantata No. 140 by J.S. Bach)I arranged the theme from the 4th movement of Bach's Canata No. 140 as a duet for alto and baritone saxophone.5 min
- Episode 19 - Sea MonkeyA song that asks the question "Why can't I see my sea monkey?" Featuring a funky sax solo and lots of chorus effect.7 min
- Episode 18 - Willow Weep for MeThe famous jazz standard arranged by Kevin Pike for alto sax and baritone sax8 min
- Episode 17 - Rock n Roll Wasteland, parts 1 and 2The epic conclusion to my Rock n Roll Wasteland album, in the style of a seventies rock opera16 min
- Episode 16 - Valejazz minimalism: 2 chords and an extended tenor sax solo...backed by brush clicks, bongos, shaker, piano and bari sax.8 min
- Episode 15 - Space DogI open up the vault and find a rare electronica/video game music track I wrote 10 years ago5 min
About Look What I Made - DIY indie music podcast with Kevin Pike
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Experience the unique world of Kevin Pike Music. Experiments in DIY recording. Jazz, Funk, Rock, Classical, Third Stream and more. Composer Kevin Pike picks one song per episode and explains how it…
came about and what instrumentation he used in the arrangement.