I must give my blogging buddy “
Blobby” a shout-out for turning me on to my latest obsession. It’s called Songify, a free iPhone app that turns your spoken word into auto-tuned masterpieces. Check out Blobby’s first single, “
A Promise Is a Promise”, in which he “sings” the welcome card that was left in his room at the Farifield Inn during a recent business trip.

So as I pondered joining the ranks of the cast of “Glee”, who have every sound that comes out of their collective mouths bent, folded, and perfected by auto-tuning, I had to decide which song to release as my first single. It had to be big. It had to be epic. I turned to the movies for inspiration, and found a well-known monologue that I thought would be perfect for Songify-ing. I selected Jack Nicholson’s
“You Can’t Handle the Truth” speech from “A Few Good Men” (wow, it’s been 20 years since that movie came out).
So without further ado, may I present my first single, “
You Can’t Handle the Truth”. I eagerly await your comments and calls from big-name music producers.
That's the coolest thing ever!
ReplyDeleteStand in line Mikey boy. 'A Promise is a Promise' is destined for great things. You, my friend, have to share royalties w/Aaron Sorkin! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm rotating your and blobby's singles on my ipod. Ok, I'm not. I don't have an ipod. But if I did, well...
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