Has it been a year already? More than. Check out this week’s entry, King Me, a parable about a completely fictional elected official who grows increasingly impotent in the twilight of his term. Completely fictional. That’ll be obvious.
All the stuff in this song really happened, more or less. It’s more true than your average James Frey memoir in any case.
Don’t forget to get your vote in before 1:00 p.m. (EST) March 24.
Edit: Voting is now closed. I tied for second place, or, if you prefer, “First Loser.”
This week’s Songfight! entry is a found sound composition consisting of unadulterated media samples related to the Hurricane Katrina disaster.
The actual title of this week’s Songfight! is Come a-Hellin’, but while that has its own idiomatic charm, I don’t think it really says so much as a title. And because song titles are kind of arbitrary, I’ll submit this song as Come a-Hellin’, but you and I will know that the real title is [...]
I think the Montuno Boogie deserves further exploration, but the mixdown was rushed and I sounded rather a lot like Lee Majors that day. Go! Go vote!
No, not you. Unless you’re the guy I wrote that song about. The one I submitted as my first Songfight! entry.