Author: Tiger Mendoza

  • Italy via Oxford – Making music with found sound

    A little while back I was asked by the lovely people at citiesandmemory.com if I wanted to create a track with some of the field recordings that have been uploaded to the site. The result was this track which used samples recorded in Italy and on Cornmarket Street in Oxford to create all of the instruments used.

    [soundcloud]https://soundcloud.com/tigermendoza/italy-via-oxford-wip[/soundcloud]

    I also made a couple of videos on how I made put the track together in (I know, the voice over is too quiet but it’s my first tutorial video. Go with it.)

    And if you want to have a go at creating your own version, you can download the Ableton Live set from here. Enjoy.

  • Mendoza and Griffiths – Along Dangerous Roads [Updated]

    Mendoza and Griffiths – Along Dangerous Roads [Updated]

     

    [Update 15/10/14] You can now pre-order the CD and Download versions of the EP from Bandcamp.Tiger_Mendoza_cover_web

    I’m really happy to officially announce ‘Along Dangerous Roads’, the new collaborative EP between Tiger Mendoza and David Griffiths. Following a conversation over computer games and soundtracks, we decided that we would try out a few tracks and see what happened. The result was this 6 track collection which blends our separate musical influences in to an ep we’re both very proud of. The tracklisting is:

    1. Now That Days Are Colder
    2. In Desperate Times
    3. Along Dangerous Roads
    4. Eating Crayons
    5. Literature and Life
    6. Home Is The Sailor

    The artwork is by Ian Norris, writer and artist of the brilliant independent comic Fixed Up. The EP will be released in standard CD + download and download only editions but also as a special poster and download edition as well. To launch the EP, we’re doing a very special launch gig on Saturday 25th October at The Wheatsheaf, Oxford with support from the brilliant Motion Static. Check out the gigs page for more info and ticket details.

    To coincide with the release, the site has had a bit of a facelift. Hopefully the new layout should make things a bit easier to find but if you do happen to stumble on to any problems, feel free to get in touch.

  • Free Download – TMCD5RMX [Updated 10/07/14]

    Free Download – TMCD5RMX [Updated 10/07/14]

    TMCD5RMX Cover

    This has taken waaaaay longer than I initially intended it to but it’s finally ready! Introducing TMCD5RMX featuring remixes of tracks from “Monsters & Miracles”. Listen and download below.

    [Update 10/07/2014] I’m really happy to say that the collection has been expanded to 9 tracks!
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  • Tiger Mendoza vs The Evenings – Free downloads!

    Tiger Mendoza vs The Evenings – Free downloads!

    You may remember that back in February, we did a very special one-off gig with The Evenings in Oxford with lots of friends and an expanded Tiger Mendoza line up featuring Mark Wilden  from The Evenings on drums and live vocals from Asher Dust and Michael Weatherburn from The Half Rabbits. I’m really happy to say that recordings are available for all 3 sets from that night and you can download them all for free! Links and details below.

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  • The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band – King of Wine (TM King of Dub remix)

    The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band – King of Wine (TM King of Dub remix)

    I’m really happy to say that my dub remix of The Original Rabbit Foot Spasm Band’s King of Wine is finished and available as a  free download. Have a listen and download below:

    Not only that but check out the cool artwork above by Charles Cutting!

    The remix collection on the Music page has been updated with some other bits and pieces as well so go check that out for some other stuff.

     

  • Tiger Mendoza’s Public Enemy remix gets an official release!

    Tiger Mendoza’s Public Enemy remix gets an official release!

    Public Enemy - Get Up Stand Up!

    I’m really happy to say that my remix of Public Enemy’s “Get Up Stand Up!” is now available to buy on iTunes! Not only that but there’s a small interview I did with Bit Torrent up on their blog.

    Check out the remix below: