Rock band remixing
Take your DJing skills online to remix a band called the Cold War Kids.
Credits
| advertiser: | Cold War Kids |
|---|---|
| live-action/interactive prodco: | Tool of North America |
| director/concept: | Sam Jones |
| DP: | Mark Williams |
| EPs: | Dustin Callif, Brian Latt, Jennifer Siegel |
| flash developer: | Jason Nickel |
| line producer: | Angela Jones Solomon |
| editorial: | Cosmo Street |
| editor/online artist: | Asako Ushio |
| producers: | Jerry Sukys, Justin Smollan |
| song producers: | Kevin Augunas, Greg Koller |
| recording engineer: | Greg Koller |
| interface designer: | Marcus Edvalson |
| management: | Monotone, Inc |
| manager: | Brett Williams |
To promote their new single, ‘Can’t Get Enough,’ the band Cold War Kids decided to let fans determine how the song sounds, working with Tool of North America to give them the chance to bring their latent DJ skills to the fore. Aspiring song mixologists can go online here and, with the ability to switch up individual performers mid-song without missing a beat, can remix the track any way they see fit. It’s literally like being the band’s puppet master, and that, friends, is awesome. We get to live out all those DJ fantasies, and also have an outlet that gives us god-like power. Bomb.
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