FORGOTTEN songs turned into SMASH HITS

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FORGOTTEN songs turned into SMASH HITS

Edited by Jiva Brown

#Roomie #RoomieOfficial #Samples

[RidOne]

Man this video made me respect Daft Punk more than I already do

[ElectroBOOM]

Damn, now I want to make my own mix! ... Can I do it in adobe premier? I'm not musicly educated...

[shaunamariexo]

This is probably the coolest thing I’ve ever watched/heard. The amount of samples they used from so many songs is mind blowing.

[CinemaBizarreShinya]

Joel: At least Daft Punk Songs are always fun.
Daft Punk -Touch: Let me introduce myself

[aileen]

Me: knows nothing about music/producing but find the vibrant colors interesting

[MrJohnManiac]

Everyone else: Let's take one or two parts of this one song, change it veery sligthly

Daft Punk: Hold my beer
Seriously though, this was a lot of fun, would love to see more

[Shirley]

The way that Daft Punk made One More Time will always be legendary to me. Like I can't believe how someone could hear all those different parts and create one of the catchiest hooks in modern music.

[seijuroakashi]

Daft Punk always amazing
0:09
3:58
11:17
16:37

[katiewaters]

17:28: If you can sample THAT well, I'm not even gonna be mad about it

[viejosauce]

The whole premise of Daft Punk is that, as they're robots, they can't make their own music creations, so they do those very intricate samples

[theBravoTwins.]

The Weeknd’s Secrets is absolutely incredible, the samples made the best beat

[thehauntedhive]

Joel: saying he'll never have a really low voice
Also Joel: Corpse review video

[tochezpab]

J Dilla 'was' the producer. Also important to note that he didnt use computers, he used drum and sampler machines, I pretty sure they must have analysed the song credited. J Dilla was quite the genius, definitly worth watching the various documentaries about him and his techniques.

[therock]

That Britney Spears one was like background music of every 80s bollywood film. I always thought but never knew the exact one.

[fskidus]

Title suggestion: Hear me saying “Oh that’s dope”

[ashleigh_rpg]

Please do more of these videos? This was really interesting and mind blowing.

Thanks Tracklib and Roomie! The crossover we didn’t expect!

[siaxdrawing]

It would be so cool if you did something like this where you took a sample and made a full song!

[zig]

The "drumbeat" that is used a lot is the amen break and is the most sampled part of any track

[kidmo.foreal]

3:00
Joel : Does it relly sound like that?
Singer responses : Yeah!

[millerhxc]

That "Amen, Brother" break aka "the Amen break" is basically the basis of most hip hop and drum n bass/jungle. Had no idea it was used on the Futurama theme.