There's no way to explain this any better the creator, Franzoli Electronics, explains it in the description:
Read the restThe main loud music really comes from the tesla coil sparks. They are literally playing the music due to the programmed phase, pulse width and firing frequency! So, there are no speakers, no audio / video special effects. It looks even better in person and sounds almost the same, just without the beat / percussion backing track.
Jeremy Hunter A.K.A. Ska Tune Network is on a mission to make ska covers of everything. No exceptions. Like the Borg, ska will assimilate all. The latest — victim? Beneficiary? — of their quest is SUPER MARIO: OTHERWORLD, a popular ROM hack of the original Super Mario World for Super Nintendo.
And this time, they has steel drums to help them. None of us safe from the groovy smiles they'll inflict upon us.
Just remember:
All games depict Super Mario as Mario's regular usual form. pic.twitter.com/hOX3WlIIex
— Super Mario Facts (@SuperMarioFact) April 6, 2020
This Person Is Determined to Make a Ska Version of Every Song, Ever [John Ochoa / Noisey] Read the rest
"I met a gin soaked bar-room queen" in... Budapest?
Australian personality Greg Grainger is backed up by the Graingerettes, a group of women all decked out in traditional Hungarian dress, in this rousing cover of the Rolling Stones' "Honky Tonk Women." It was recorded sometime in 1990 and was downloaded from on old VHS tape.
Is this the real life? Is this just fantasy? Read the rest
Hungarian pianist Peter Bence covers popular songs by performers like Sia, Queen (check out his "Don't Stop Me Now"), and The Beatles. His latest cover is "Beat It" by Michael Jackson and it might well be the most chipper version of it I've ever heard. Absolutely delightful!
