The Official Radiohead Thread

mersaultsgun · 04-02-2008, 07:52 AM

Not sure if this is in the right area, please delete or move as appropriate.

Radiohead have done it again by the looks of it. Not content with leading the pack in innovation stakes they've decided to release their next single 'Nude' in a format which will allow fans to remix it themselves.

Taken from their communications:

To celebrate this week's single release. Radiohead have broken up the song 'Nude' into pieces for you to remix.

For those of you who enjoy this sort of thing, you can buy the separate components or 'stems' (bass, voice, guitar, strings/FX and drums) and remix your own version of the song. You can do this by adding your own beats and instrumentation or just remixing the original parts. :

All I can say is fair play to them for thinking outside the box again and kudos on their commitment to music as art.

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04-02-2008, 07:52 AM	#1 (permalink)
mersaultsgun Groupie Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Dublin, Ireland Posts: 5	Do it yourself Radiohead Not sure if this is in the right area, please delete or move as appropriate. Radiohead have done it again by the looks of it. Not content with leading the pack in innovation stakes they've decided to release their next single 'Nude' in a format which will allow fans to remix it themselves. Taken from their communications: To celebrate this week's single release. Radiohead have broken up the song 'Nude' into pieces for you to remix. For those of you who enjoy this sort of thing, you can buy the separate components or 'stems' (bass, voice, guitar, strings/FX and drums) and remix your own version of the song. You can do this by adding your own beats and instrumentation or just remixing the original parts. : All I can say is fair play to them for thinking outside the box again and kudos on their commitment to music as art.