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Spazzkid plays with food and animals, results in great music

  • October 29, 2014
  • Kiku Shinfuku
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Spazzkid is an LA-Based artist that has had quite an amazing year. With dreamy synths, and a happy-go-lucky mentality, the musical talent has spent the year largely releasing an EP, various music videos, and touring through the country with Daedelus, and performing at some iconic shows in LA's Low End Theory and the Echoplex. 

Today he's shown a pretty awesome video that takes everyday objects and makes music out them. This is done through a machine called the Makey Makey, which connects to  objects and effectively acts like a keyboard. Spazzkid performs his own melodic track "Lovers," through connecting with everything from cats to cacti, chicken nuggets, and hi-fives, even a little kiss. Super cool stuff for anyone mixing a little tech with music.

Check it out below, and purchase the track here.  

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyffiay16Zk&feature=youtu.be[/youtube]

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