Isaac is learning about beatboxing in music class (I love his teacher!) Apparently (according to Isaac) he’s very good at it. I was looking for something on youTube to show him, and found this, which I think is mighty impressive…
Isaac is learning about beatboxing in music class (I love his teacher!) Apparently (according to Isaac) he’s very good at it. I was looking for something on youTube to show him, and found this, which I think is mighty impressive…
I think this is amazing ! ! !
It is so cool the teacher is finding things to stimulate and interest the kids ! ! !
In Japan it is popular with kids also, and we have a really good beat boxer (?) called Daichi who is on TV quite often. He won a championship for using an effect pedal from Boss recently.
Here he is….
I think that’s amazing, too! It must be so hard to coordinate all your movements and remember what you’d done a second ago, and how it would all sound together.
That was impressive, and I love the fact that the teacher includes beatboxing in his/her class.
Local boy in very popular beatbox video shock.
He reckons he has about 1,000 sounds he can make with his voice. I quite like Connect and Static. He didn’t start beatboxing ’til he was 16 and only then did he get into hip hop sounds.
http://felixzenger.com
Opening for Kanye
Being invited onstage by N.E.R.D
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HCtO4AxdtSQ
But he’s actually better at footbag/hacky sack.
Well well well – French, finnish, Japanese…beatboxing really is the universal language.!
And lets not forget that RoxorLoops is from Belgium.
BTW Daichi’s use of that those effects pedals is really impressive.
Cheers
Fuel
Bjork’s Medulla album featured entirely vocal backing tracks to her songs – with beatboxer’s Rahzel, Mike Patton and Shlomo involved:
genius Spike Jonze video to ‘Triumph of a Heart’ to give you a taste:
I really ned to pay more attention to Bjork. That’s great. Cheers.