Mar
21st
Fri
21st
Harvey Dent, Esq.
"Hey Blame, why don't you chop up melodic samples and poignant dialogues from this show and arrange them over beats and breaks to create a beat-capsule of Batman, the Rogues Gallery and all the other characters that comprised this show?"
By the time I finished asking, I was making. This is what came out.
The full album will run about 50 minutes (18 tracks) and be available for free download at a website TBA.
Enjoy! Let me know what you think.
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
Harvey Dent’s burgeoning political career was greatly hindered by his violent and seemingly random outbursts. Slowly but surely, his alternate persona became strong enough to stake claim to the body and mind of Handsome Harvey.
The complexity of Twoface’s character was given new depth by Batman: The Animated Series. I feel a deep connection to this particular Rogue and I hope that my approach to rhythmically encapsulating his origin story makes him more human to you.
Mar
17th
Mon
17th
I’m just a flunky, I know nothing!
— Arnold Wesker, Read My Lips
A dead gangster and his prop.
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
Who is the real villain, meek and mild Arnold Wesker or snide-talking mastermind heist planner Scarface, a mere puppet? Well, the ventriloquist obviously. Far fetched villains may fly in other superhero lore, but our masked detective is no dummy.
Mar
16th
Sun
16th
When his supply runs out, he’ll come to us.
— Roland Daggett, Feat of Clay Part 1
Clayface
[Flash 9 is required to listen to audio.]
The man beneath the clay, Matt Hagen, was an accomplished actor before he fell pray to the addictive qualities of Roland Daggett’s Renuyu formula. This track is a theatrical look at the dramatic fall of a true player voiced by Ron Perlman.
Mar
14th
Fri
14th
I thought you believed in justice.
— Poison Ivy, Eternal Youth
Ms. Isley
