Ukulele and Stylophone team up for a cover of one of the creepiest movie theme songs ever, “Halloween”. Originally written and performed by the film’s director, John Carpenter, Smokey Stubbs comes on like an unstoppable killer in this cut.
If you’re looking for Halloween music, the Misfits, forerunners of “horror punk,” are certainly a fine place to start. A quick perusal of their song titles will tell you all you need to know: “Mommy, Can I Go Out and…
One of our friends on Facebook recommended we check out this cover of “Besame Mucho” and boy, are we glad we did!
We are loving this video from Byntje Music. Here’s some behind the scenes info on the production: “I duct-taped my webcam to my ukulele headstocks, and discovered lightworks video editor… this is the result!” What do you guys think of…
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Can you recognize any of the locations in this video for John Nash’s “The Following”? Here is a hint: some Ukulele magazine staffers ride that train on their way to our office every morning! Leave a comment if you see…
Few people have mastered the art of YouTube social networking better than Dodie Clark. Here she is with her version of Taylor Swift’s new hit “Shake it Off.”
Watching Robin Tricker’s “Life’s a Beach” makes us wish summer would never end.
“Epic.” –Ukulele Senior Editor, Greg Olwell
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Few ukulele duos have are as personable and quirky as Brisbane, Australia’s, Tyrone and Lesley. Describing their act as “ukulele music for young and old,” the two men have just released their third album, Gentlemen Songsters, as well as an accompanying cabaret…
Watch Tree Town Ukes doing a couple of numbers at that esteemed event.