Human beatboxer and sound artist Jason Singh composes a score for 1929 movie Drifters using only his own voice, which he mixes and loops in real time during the screening.
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Beatboxer Jason Singh Scores Silent Movie Using Only His Voice
Beatboxer Jason Singh Scores Silent Movie Using Only His Voice
Human beatboxer and sound artist Jason Singh composes a score for 1929 movie Drifters using only his own voice, which he mixes and loops in real time during the screening.
Human beatboxer and sound artist Jason Singh composes a score for 1929 movie Drifters using only his own voice, which he mixes and loops in real time during the screening.
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