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Electronica Alice
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May 21, 2008 6:56 pm


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“Alice” is an electronic piece of music by a young South African artist named Nick Bertke. He explains that “90% is composed using sounds recorded from the Disney film ‘Alice In Wonderland’.” Music video is below, MP3 download is for free here.
(via Kottke)

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    • 25 comments   posted in Cartoon Culture

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    05/21/08  7:20pm
    Hobo Divine says:

    Sweet!
    05/21/08  7:29pm
    Michael J. Ruocco says:

    Very catchy tune!
    05/21/08  9:18pm
    Stan says:

    The tunes from Alice in Wonderland are some of the best Disney ever produced.

    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSNPzm_wYLY
    05/21/08  10:23pm
    Zekey says:

    Very relaxing. Almost easy-listening.
    05/21/08  10:51pm
    Mr. Semaj says:

    Amazing
    05/21/08  11:52pm
    PorkyMills says:

    Amazing combination of audio and visuals. Makes me see “Alice in Wonderland” in a new light. This is why I come to this site!
    05/22/08  1:50am
    david_j says:

    This is so tasteful! A great way to re-imagine the movie.
    Please make more, Nick.
    05/22/08  2:06am
    Shawn Jackson says:

    Beautiful. I love it.
    05/22/08  5:04am
    Andy says:

    I like a good sampled dance tune, and that is certainly a fine track. Shame that the video gets a bit repetitive, like an AMV with a limited usage of clips.
    05/22/08  5:28am
    Josh says:

    love the video clip, for some reason the part where Alice says “Always” I find just the way she moves in that quick clip mesmerizing.

    Wish there was a better quality version than youtube though.
    05/22/08  6:23am
    Doug says:

    That is a great piece of work … it breathes new life into that film, brings it alive but not in a way that seems to be trying to “hip it up”. Love it.
    05/22/08  8:02am
    Corey says:

    Very cool I hope he makes at least a couple more in this fashion
    05/22/08  8:29am
    Chuck R. says:

    I wasn’t expecting to like this. I was pleasantly surprised. Nice work!
    05/22/08  9:00am
    William Joseph Dunn says:

    Reminds me of Björk a little bit. Nicely done.
    05/22/08  11:24am
    tom says:

    Just. Amazing.
    05/22/08  3:30pm
    Tony C. says:

    Brilliant remix, and a very nice use of the video. I would love to see some artists do an official album like this.
    05/22/08  4:40pm
    The Gagaman says:

    If you click into the MP3 link, you’ll find he has produced a further 3 Alice in Wonderland tracks. Very catchy, relaxing mixes.
    05/22/08  7:57pm
    Kyle says:

    I cant stop watching it, ha ha.
    05/23/08  4:33am
    Bruce says:

    Well this was a surprise, I must say.

    I’ll take a peak to see what other tunes this musician has produced.
    05/23/08  5:52am
    Emilie says:

    I love it!
    And it’s so true that Alice is a fabulous inspiration! My brother’s a fan of the tale as well… he did a musical piece with samples from Disney’s Alice as well a while ago. Not at all the same style, but just to share how much this film is a cherished piece of art… :) I think he did it when he was a university student…

    If ever you’re curious:
    http://www.maximegoulet.com/musique/mus_film/mus/visions/5_alice_au_pays_du_hip_hop.mp3

    Thanks for the fantastic blog!
    Em.
    05/23/08  6:39am
    John Owen Grant says:

    I have been collecting Disney ALICE merchandise and studying the film for thirty years..this is nice,but I will take the Oliver Wallace score first….
    05/23/08  12:28pm
    eddi says:

    Creativity is so enchanting. Purely entertaining.
    05/23/08  3:56pm
    GhaleonQ says:

    I was surprised before when I realized that this wasn’t terrible and shocked that it was fantastic, mesmorizing, and musically sound.
    05/23/08  8:15pm
    Bugsmer says:

    Reet two: bolumbo batravo! Very interesting, and catchy!
    05/24/08  10:37pm
    Lerrato says:

    I thought he was Australian.
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