Eclectic Method offers a brief journey through the history of sampling, from the Mellotron to whatever happened last year beginning with the letter "M".
The history of sampling in three minutes
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- music
- remixes
- sampling
Fun compilation featuring covers of movie love songs
Every year around Valentine's Day, musician Andrea Neuenfeldt puts together a delightful cover compilation of themed love songs to help raise money for different causes. This year, the seventh volume… READ THE REST
"Planet of the Bass" comedian sends up early 2010s alt-pop
Kyle Gordon has done it again, I fear. The NYC-based musical comedian has executed a masterful leap from the comedy club circuit to a potential shot at Weird Al Yankovic's… READ THE REST
The London Vegetable Orchestra makes beautiful music with home-grown veggies
I'm in love with the London Vegetable Orchestra! Playing music with hand-crafted instruments made from locally grown vegetables might sound like a gimmick, but they are actually incredibly talented musicians… READ THE REST
Finally, a tracker that doesn't create an awkward bulge like the AirTags do
TL;DR: Save 44% on the MagTag through February 23, a credit card-shaped tracker card that'll help you never misplace your wallet, luggage, or passport holder. We've all been there, feeling the impending… READ THE REST
One app, endless free content — no subscriptions, no stress
TL;DR: BitMar's a streaming content finder that hunts down free, ad-free content from across the web. Pay $14.99 once for lifetime access with promo code BITMAR5 until February 23. Streaming services have become like that… READ THE REST
Talk like a local and train your brain with this lifetime Babbel deal
TL;DR: Get lifetime access to Babbel's language-learning platform for $129.99 with StackSocial's promo code LEARN40 until February 17. Learning a new language doesn't just open doors to new cultures — it rewires your brain in… READ THE REST