(S45) PT #3 - Music Man

[Rydychyn]

Someone who goes by the stage name 'Ocean Wave' has contacted Wynn Jenkins about starring as the protagonist in their upcoming music video, made for their new single 'Stolen Heart'.
Ocean Wave, a breakthrough artist of this year, is credited with creating high quality synthwave tracks but even better choreographed videos to accompany them.
As a fan of the DSFL/ISFL themselves, they reached out to a few players that are also upcoming in their fields to collaborate for the video.
Without spoiling the full plot, the video depicts Wynn cruising on the highway at sunset in a red 1995 Ferrari Testarossa, picking up a hitchhiker, and eventually going through a dark tunnel where the mysterious figure is the only visible thing on screen, fades away to black and disappears before Wynn re-emerges from the tunnel, now at sunrise, as the final long notes ring out.
Though no lyrics are present, Wynn described the single day of filming as "surprisingly intense work... don't tell them, but I made a mistake in a couple takes just so I could drive the car a bit longer!"

[Muford]

Blacksmith Andre was never much of a singer, and for his agent to suggest such a thing was quite the difficult life for Blacksmith Andre. He is, obviously, a Blacksmith through and through, so singing just never really came to him. He does know of some old songs, but they are quite old, and they are basically like old throat yodeling songs, which Blacksmith Andre is somewhat able to do. When you listen to it though, it is horrendous for the untrained ear, as it just sounds like a man making different sounds of almost gargling and just deep grunting through his throat, but it paints a story, one that would surprise most folks. It paints of a love that a man had for a woman, yet he was drafted away, only for when he returned to find her gone, most likely married off and moved somewhere else with another man, what a sad song indeed that Blacksmith Andre can throat yodel. 

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[JKortesi81]

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[homercrates]

Thor Dangerson would be involved with a classical music charity album.  Dramatically the event would be filmed with everybody in a dark red robes.  Firelight used to lift the dramatic visual into a pitch as they choir would perform Carmina Burana by Carl Orff.  The quieter parts of ‘O Fortuna’ would later be punctuated at the piece crescendos into the higher louder parts of the piece as the flames grew higher.  Dangerson is in the back robed, one of three male vocalist with cowering hoods hiding their eyes in shadow.  There are three female vocalists also upfront ahead of the full choir.  One single Elmo doll in the middle with his hand spread out and reaching towards the sky as if proclaiming “CHAOS” to the world.  Dangerson’s intent is to express nothing but chaos.  Just like that of Elmo.  The performance would be available on cassette tape only.  We scoff at vinyl heads, they are wrong cassette is the superior experience, as the tape winds up and turns into spaghetti eventually.

[thewhovian]

Doctor Who is planning on guest starring on an emo-pop-rock, up and coming band called the “It’s Not a Phase, It’s a Lifestyle” or INPIL. This band often plays the type of songs that most calls to the Doctor’s vibe and skill set. Songs with energetic tempos, and angsty song lyrics that speak to the passion and full range of emotions the Doctor experiences daily. Themes and thoughts the Doctor might want to express include feelings of loneliness as the last Gallifreyan, the wonderful stupidity, yet creativity, and enduring spirit of humans, and the all encompassing fear and hatred of all things Dalek and Cyberman. The Doctor is often known for warming up to the music of Panic at the Disco, Fall Out Boy and All Time Low and would pull heavily from these influences during their performance. The video itself would feature the Doctor both singing/screaming out the lyrics, and playing the guitar. The Doctor would light up a stage set up within the TARDIS, and put on a surprisingly electric, yet heartfelt performance.

[caleb.grim]

Carter Goad was surprised to find out that anyone would want him to participate in any kind of music. Having not been one of his strengths growing up, Goad still had an appreciation for anyone with those coveted skills. Still, music plays a big part in Goad's life and he is always interested in finding new artists and genres that he can listen to.

His most recent musical dive ended up finding a group called Meute from Germany. This self-proclaimed techno marching band has everything Carter Goad likes. He has always told people that a brass section takes any song to the next level and here he finds a band that features these very instruments to replicate what is normally reserved for electronic DJ sounds. So when Goad's agent heard that Meute wanted to include ISFL players in their newest video (who wouldn't? There isn't any group of people more famous!), he alerted Goad right away.

Goad will be an honorary member of the band and try his hand at carrying the bass drum around. Hopefully with a little practice, keeping a rhythm will allow Goad to blend right in! With a trip to play the Berlin Fire Salamanders still on the schedule, plans are being made for recording before the end of the season.

[ComebackZak]

Frank Dux was offered a guest vocal spot for the band Turnstile on their upcoming record following the success of their previous album "Glow On". The song is an atmospheric punk song and thankfully it will require screaming and not singing from Dux as he is not much of a singer. Dux is a huge fan of the band and will travel to see the band any time he can. After hanging out and talking music and joking around they heard Dux do a little bit of punk singing/screaming and thought he'd be a fun guest spot on a single for the new record. The song is about finding your way in the world and trying to find yourself as you get older. The song turns out pretty well and is a bit of a ripper with a run time of almost 3 minutes. The song is called "Running Through Life' which eventually charts in the top 10 in the US.

[captainsb]

Joey's agent got a cool deal with Post Malone on his newest single "Something Real.” It was officially selected as ESPN's College Football main song but also the main song for the ISFL. In the ISFL version, Joey Battle gets in on the hook "Give me somethin' I can feel (ah, ooh). Give me somethin', somethin' real." In the background of the music video it shows him knocking the wind out of opposing running backs and wide receivers as he sings the chorus to it in a monstering voice. It is suppose to intimidate the opposing offenses and hype up the defense as Chicago and Dallas look to leverage this new collaboration to its advantage. As part of the collaboration, Post Malone has agreed to do the Ultimini and Ultimus Bowl halftime shows. Joey Battle has agreed to lend his name and likeness to ESPN and other partnerships Post Malone does with this song and it looks to be a very profitable agreement between the popular artist and high flying defensive stalwart in Joey Battle.

[aeonsjenni]

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