The results are viral videos of a dog and a talented musician. And yes, it’s as good as it sounds. The two cover popular songs and hits (including some of our favorite rock and roll tunes) and have a huge catalog of music videos that they post on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

In some of their more recent videos, you can also spot another member of the family: a rescue pup named Cherry. “She’s very shy & timid as she had a tough life before adoption but with lots of love and patience she’s learning to trust again and she has become very attached to Maple,” Trench wrote on his Twitter page. “She’s tiny and sweet, she’s Cherry.”

You can support this musical duo on Patreon, where you’ll also be able to download mp3s of all of their music. Here are some of our favorite covers by them:

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Ukranian Band Brunettes Shoot Blondes came up with an ingenious solution. They were looking for a way to play their song “Houston” live, but the song was originally recorded with the backing of a full orchestra!

Amazingly enough, the band’s solution was to create an entirely new instrument… which allows them to become an orchestra all by themselves. They took a grand piano, hollowed it out, and filled it up with a bunch of instruments: Violins, cello, tambourine, xylophone, castanets, and even a drum set. All in all, they fitted 20 different instruments into the piano, while still keeping some of the original keys.

The result is a masterpiece of creative engineering, and it sounds like pure magic. Of course, they could just play a simple synthesizer, but it wouldn’t quite have the same sound, and just as importantly, wouldn’t look half as cool.

Give “Houston” a listen below, and check out that piano!

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“I’ve been very into indoor plants lately,” he told the Urban Outfitters blog. For a long time, I had been focusing on flowers and blooms when looking for images but recently I’ve been inspired by the green foliage plants.”

“I started making paper collage work when I began taking art classes in college,” he explained. “But before that I had been doing a lot of digital collage in high school, mostly for band merch.”

Apart from his creative ventures he also has an artistic day-job, running a lifestyle brand, Valley Cruise Press, that creates art-focused accessories, apparel, and home goods. Talking about his hectic schedule, he shared: “on a normal day, I’ll get into the studio, answer some emails and start digging into some old books. I usually have 5-10 projects going at once so I’m always sourcing a lot of imagery.”

His music project, Monster Rally, blends together exotica with tropicalia and hip hop. Which, if you think about it, sounds exactly like his collage art. Take a look for yourself.

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Born in Oxford and currently based in Wiltshire, she sees her art as an extension of herself and her love for the earth, which makes sense judging by the number of plants and flowers that are seen throughout her work.

But in a recent series, Thielker laid aside her love of greenery and instead focused on her love of music. “The thought is to capture the music that inspires me while I create,” she explained on her Instagram page.

Her illustrations feature quilt-like interpretations of her favorite albums and musicians. “I feel like imagining up record art, being free, not overworking and not overthinking is going to be fun,” she wrote. “It’s important to create art for yourself in between client work and I’m looking forward to sharing this with you all as I go.”

Check it out below.

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“All the instruments were reproduced using the clean sound (except for the bagpipes for which I used the distortion),” the musician shared on his personal YouTube channel. “I only used some objects to change the sound of the guitar.”

Scroll down and check out Davidlap’s YouTube channel below.

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Saper Duman is also a musician and is a proud father of nineteen cats. His Instagram page is filled with several videos of himself playing piano compositions for his cats. The cats listen attentively and even dictate the tunes.

Duman allows the cats to decide the notes and plays around them. The cats obviously love their owner so much and often interrupt playing sessions with warm head rubs.

This rescuer does not only care for nineteen cats, but he also takes in stray kittens, nurses them back to health and helps them get adopted into loving families.

If you are stressed out, pop on your headphones and watch these soothing and heartwarming videos. It will definitely soothe you too.

Watch some here below:

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In the video for the song Falling Rain and Light, you can get a better idea of how that would look like.

Moby is an American musician, DJ, record producer, singer, songwriter, and photographer known for his electronic music. He has sold over 20 million records worldwide and AllMusic considers him to be “one of the most important dance music figures of the early 1990s, helping bring the music to a mainstream audience both in the UK and in America.”

The post Moby’s New Music Video Shows the World If People Would Extinct appeared first on TettyBetty.

Ei Wada, Haruka Yoshida, and Masaru Yoshida are Japanese musicians who are creating amazing drum beats on the vintage tape recorders from the ’70s and ’80s. Their group is named Open Reel Ensemble and they are collaborating with various creatives, such as Japanese designer ISSEY MIYAKE.

Click play below to hear the magic they are creating.

The post Japanese Musicians Create Drum Beats With Vintage Tape Recorders appeared first on TettyBetty.

The results are viral videos of a dog and a talented musician. And yes, it’s as good as it sounds. The two cover popular songs and hits (including some of our favorite rock and roll tunes) and have a huge catalog of music videos that they post on YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

In some of their more recent videos, you can also spot another member of the family: a rescue pup named Cherry. “She’s very shy & timid as she had a tough life before adoption but with lots of love and patience she’s learning to trust again and she has become very attached to Maple,” Trench wrote on his Twitter page. “She’s tiny and sweet, she’s Cherry.”

You can support this musical duo on Patreon, where you’ll also be able to download mp3s of all of their music. Here are some of our favorite covers by them:

The post A Dog and a Musician Cover Our Favorite Hits appeared first on TettyBetty.

Ukranian Band Brunettes Shoot Blondes came up with an ingenious solution. They were looking for a way to play their song “Houston” live, but the song was originally recorded with the backing of a full orchestra!

Amazingly enough, the band’s solution was to create an entirely new instrument… which allows them to become an orchestra all by themselves. They took a grand piano, hollowed it out, and filled it up with a bunch of instruments: Violins, cello, tambourine, xylophone, castanets, and even a drum set. All in all, they fitted 20 different instruments into the piano, while still keeping some of the original keys.

The result is a masterpiece of creative engineering, and it sounds like pure magic. Of course, they could just play a simple synthesizer, but it wouldn’t quite have the same sound, and just as importantly, wouldn’t look half as cool.

Give “Houston” a listen below, and check out that piano!

The post Ukranian Band Fits an Entire Orchestra into a Single Grand Piano appeared first on TettyBetty.

“I’ve been very into indoor plants lately,” he told the Urban Outfitters blog. For a long time, I had been focusing on flowers and blooms when looking for images but recently I’ve been inspired by the green foliage plants.”

“I started making paper collage work when I began taking art classes in college,” he explained. “But before that I had been doing a lot of digital collage in high school, mostly for band merch.”

Apart from his creative ventures he also has an artistic day-job, running a lifestyle brand, Valley Cruise Press, that creates art-focused accessories, apparel, and home goods. Talking about his hectic schedule, he shared: “on a normal day, I’ll get into the studio, answer some emails and start digging into some old books. I usually have 5-10 projects going at once so I’m always sourcing a lot of imagery.”

His music project, Monster Rally, blends together exotica with tropicalia and hip hop. Which, if you think about it, sounds exactly like his collage art. Take a look for yourself.

The post Ted Feighan’s Art and Music Will Inspire You to Go on a Vacation appeared first on TettyBetty.

Born in Oxford and currently based in Wiltshire, she sees her art as an extension of herself and her love for the earth, which makes sense judging by the number of plants and flowers that are seen throughout her work.

But in a recent series, Thielker laid aside her love of greenery and instead focused on her love of music. “The thought is to capture the music that inspires me while I create,” she explained on her Instagram page.

Her illustrations feature quilt-like interpretations of her favorite albums and musicians. “I feel like imagining up record art, being free, not overworking and not overthinking is going to be fun,” she wrote. “It’s important to create art for yourself in between client work and I’m looking forward to sharing this with you all as I go.”

Check it out below.

The post Illustrator Pays Homage to Her Favorite Musicians appeared first on TettyBetty.

“All the instruments were reproduced using the clean sound (except for the bagpipes for which I used the distortion),” the musician shared on his personal YouTube channel. “I only used some objects to change the sound of the guitar.”

Scroll down and check out Davidlap’s YouTube channel below.

The post Musician Imitates Instruments on a Guitar Without Pedals or Special Effects appeared first on TettyBetty.

Saper Duman is also a musician and is a proud father of nineteen cats. His Instagram page is filled with several videos of himself playing piano compositions for his cats. The cats listen attentively and even dictate the tunes.

Duman allows the cats to decide the notes and plays around them. The cats obviously love their owner so much and often interrupt playing sessions with warm head rubs.

This rescuer does not only care for nineteen cats, but he also takes in stray kittens, nurses them back to health and helps them get adopted into loving families.

If you are stressed out, pop on your headphones and watch these soothing and heartwarming videos. It will definitely soothe you too.

Watch some here below:

The post This Man Plays the Piano to His Rescue Cats appeared first on TettyBetty.

In the video for the song Falling Rain and Light, you can get a better idea of how that would look like.

Moby is an American musician, DJ, record producer, singer, songwriter, and photographer known for his electronic music. He has sold over 20 million records worldwide and AllMusic considers him to be “one of the most important dance music figures of the early 1990s, helping bring the music to a mainstream audience both in the UK and in America.”

The post Moby’s New Music Video Shows the World If People Would Extinct appeared first on TettyBetty.

Ei Wada, Haruka Yoshida, and Masaru Yoshida are Japanese musicians who are creating amazing drum beats on the vintage tape recorders from the ’70s and ’80s. Their group is named Open Reel Ensemble and they are collaborating with various creatives, such as Japanese designer ISSEY MIYAKE.

Click play below to hear the magic they are creating.

The post Japanese Musicians Create Drum Beats With Vintage Tape Recorders appeared first on TettyBetty.