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I Play Drums Not Mashups

from Rhythm Afterlife by Chongo

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Featuring "Drummer Duel" from Rhythm Heaven and "I Write Sins Not Tragedies" by Panic! at the Disco

Fun Fact: This song utilizes a mashup method I see grimly underutilized in beginners' mashups. I see many beginners fall into something I call the "Structure Trap" where they feel like they're strictly tied to the structure of the song they're putting onto the instrumental, when the structure of the vocal track doesn't line up very well to the structure of the instrumental. For instance, if I pulled that here, "I CHIMED IN" would start at the pre-chorus and Drummer Duel's chorus would drop with "oooor NO!" which is awkward. The simple solution is to add a brief melody from the second verse of IWSNT to fill in the pre-chorus.
Additionally, as this song gets faster, Brendan Urie slowly turns into Phineas.

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from Rhythm Afterlife, released April 9, 2019

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Chongo Duluth, Georgia

Just a guy who makes music and mashups in his spare time. Makes instrumentals for solo things and is also part of the band "Go! Child" with Penny Parker. The music of Go! Child is on ITunes and Spotify, however all video game OST mashups will be available on Bandcamp for free (technically pay what you want. You can throw in a few bucks if you like, but you can also put $0 if you like. No pressure) ... more

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