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under the christmas tree (shebbe remix) maybe christmas shouldn't be this sad!
i never celebrate it but here is my sad crhistmas tree for you guys :p...
two bob's worth (figgy pudding mix) lots of work on the admirals vocal as a result of too many mince pies.
many thanks to the bob crachett boy sing...
django loves sybil smith merged some styles with a 70 year spread. had some guitar loops in the style of django reinhardt. incredible vocal from sybil...
zombies invade christmas karaâ´s zombies invade christmas - yesterdy my mother came for a visit - iâ´ve recorded her voice - so itâ´s she, singing "al...
you can just kiss my a.. this should be at frist a instrumental electrotango be...then i found this gracy acapella.
gracy sounds meets cracy acapel...
aupres de ma blonde admiral bob, qui est trã¨s agrã©able chant, je vous mercie!
this old song (from 1704) is one of the best french songs and march...
contemporary pandemonium - angels flying (sackjo22 mix) the lyrics and the way sackjo22 speaks inspired me to create the remix for the song ,media,rem...
just don't understand (synth remix) a poignant poem from kathy brocks. i thought her poem should be preserved in its entirety with no edits, so i work...
the normal conquest great acapella,
sounds like ian dury, but iâ´m not the blockheads ;)
thanks to stellarartwars ,media,remix,bpm_130_135,attributi...
beautiful mystery (saw mix w/stems) love this song, tried to keep the arrangement much the same with a more synth-pop backing track though.
produce...
zombies invade christmas here's a dissonant, over-the-top, abomination of the christmas classic, "jingle bells." all of the stems are included. so i...
looking for a star i've taken michaels guitars and his mademoiselle and added some more guitars and keyboards and sung a modern day carol
looking f...
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