Driven by the Vocaloid software synthesizer that was used to make the Nyan Cat theme, "Talkbox" is basically fantasy Italo-disco meme music. Post-Max Tundra.
Londoner Michael O'Mahony came across the Vocaloid voice synthesis software when he was trying to find out more about the Nyan Cat music. The discovery set him off on an obsession that would lead him to write "Talkbox" using a version of the software that could only sing in Japanese. Relying on Google Translate for guidance, O'Mahony used BBC match reports of football games to power his initial experiments, pulling together a library of sung syllables and phonetic sounds that he eventually used to create the melodies on the album. "As far as we know, these vocal lines have no meaning in lyrical terms," the press release states.
If you can't imagine what that sounds like, picture a set of rudimentary electro-pop beats with half-garbled Hatsune Miku vocals over the top. It's like an AI-powered zoomer fever dream, which according to O'Mahony is probably the point - the album is apparently about "chains of association" from family dynamics and recurring dreams to found objects and emotional attachments. Way too clever for us, obviously.
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Driven by the Vocaloid software synthesizer that was used to make the Nyan Cat theme, "Talkbox" is basically fantasy Italo-disco meme music. Post-Max Tundra.
Londoner Michael O'Mahony came across the Vocaloid voice synthesis software when he was trying to find out more about the Nyan Cat music. The discovery set him off on an obsession that would lead him to write "Talkbox" using a version of the software that could only sing in Japanese. Relying on Google Translate for guidance, O'Mahony used BBC match reports of football games to power his initial experiments, pulling together a library of sung syllables and phonetic sounds that he eventually used to create the melodies on the album. "As far as we know, these vocal lines have no meaning in lyrical terms," the press release states.
If you can't imagine what that sounds like, picture a set of rudimentary electro-pop beats with half-garbled Hatsune Miku vocals over the top. It's like an AI-powered zoomer fever dream, which according to O'Mahony is probably the point - the album is apparently about "chains of association" from family dynamics and recurring dreams to found objects and emotional attachments. Way too clever for us, obviously.
Driven by the Vocaloid software synthesizer that was used to make the Nyan Cat theme, "Talkbox" is basically fantasy Italo-disco meme music. Post-Max Tundra.
Londoner Michael O'Mahony came across the Vocaloid voice synthesis software when he was trying to find out more about the Nyan Cat music. The discovery set him off on an obsession that would lead him to write "Talkbox" using a version of the software that could only sing in Japanese. Relying on Google Translate for guidance, O'Mahony used BBC match reports of football games to power his initial experiments, pulling together a library of sung syllables and phonetic sounds that he eventually used to create the melodies on the album. "As far as we know, these vocal lines have no meaning in lyrical terms," the press release states.
If you can't imagine what that sounds like, picture a set of rudimentary electro-pop beats with half-garbled Hatsune Miku vocals over the top. It's like an AI-powered zoomer fever dream, which according to O'Mahony is probably the point - the album is apparently about "chains of association" from family dynamics and recurring dreams to found objects and emotional attachments. Way too clever for us, obviously.
Driven by the Vocaloid software synthesizer that was used to make the Nyan Cat theme, "Talkbox" is basically fantasy Italo-disco meme music. Post-Max Tundra.
Londoner Michael O'Mahony came across the Vocaloid voice synthesis software when he was trying to find out more about the Nyan Cat music. The discovery set him off on an obsession that would lead him to write "Talkbox" using a version of the software that could only sing in Japanese. Relying on Google Translate for guidance, O'Mahony used BBC match reports of football games to power his initial experiments, pulling together a library of sung syllables and phonetic sounds that he eventually used to create the melodies on the album. "As far as we know, these vocal lines have no meaning in lyrical terms," the press release states.
If you can't imagine what that sounds like, picture a set of rudimentary electro-pop beats with half-garbled Hatsune Miku vocals over the top. It's like an AI-powered zoomer fever dream, which according to O'Mahony is probably the point - the album is apparently about "chains of association" from family dynamics and recurring dreams to found objects and emotional attachments. Way too clever for us, obviously.
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Driven by the Vocaloid software synthesizer that was used to make the Nyan Cat theme, "Talkbox" is basically fantasy Italo-disco meme music. Post-Max Tundra.
Londoner Michael O'Mahony came across the Vocaloid voice synthesis software when he was trying to find out more about the Nyan Cat music. The discovery set him off on an obsession that would lead him to write "Talkbox" using a version of the software that could only sing in Japanese. Relying on Google Translate for guidance, O'Mahony used BBC match reports of football games to power his initial experiments, pulling together a library of sung syllables and phonetic sounds that he eventually used to create the melodies on the album. "As far as we know, these vocal lines have no meaning in lyrical terms," the press release states.
If you can't imagine what that sounds like, picture a set of rudimentary electro-pop beats with half-garbled Hatsune Miku vocals over the top. It's like an AI-powered zoomer fever dream, which according to O'Mahony is probably the point - the album is apparently about "chains of association" from family dynamics and recurring dreams to found objects and emotional attachments. Way too clever for us, obviously.