The haunting song sung by Sarah Sanderson in Hocus Pocus is “Come Little Children”, also known as “Sarah’s Theme”. It’s performed by Sarah Jessica Parker in the 1993 Disney film. The music was written by…
A recording session can go brilliantly and still end badly. The song sounds great. Everyone agrees the mix is finished. Then somebody asks for the instrumental. Nobody knows which version is final. The producer has…
The famous theme from The X-Files was composed by Mark Snow. But the recording’s most recognisable musical idea developed almost accidentally. Snow was experimenting with a synthesizer. He placed his elbow on the keyboard while…
‘世界のDeath Machine’ is the second single from AKIIRO, a four-piece Korean rock band. It pictures a society where everyone keeps climbing higher, sung in Korean, Japanese and English, and it comes with a music video.…
“Season of the Witch” was originally recorded by Scottish singer-songwriter Donovan in 1966. Not Lana Del Rey. Donovan’s recording appeared on his album Sunshine Superman. The song combined psychedelic rock with an ominous atmosphere and…
“Tiptoe Through the Tulips” wasn’t originally supposed to be frightening. It’s a cheerful love song from 1929. But Tiny Tim’s unusual 1968 version became strongly associated with horror after appearing in the 2010 film Insidious.…
Nothing has expanded its affordable wireless earbud range with the Ear (3a), introducing stronger bass, improved noise cancellation and several new features. But how much has actually changed compared with the original Nothing Ear (a)?…
UK funky is a style of British electronic dance music that developed during the mid-to-late 2000s. It combines house music with influences from UK garage, African and Caribbean rhythms, R&B and British club culture. The…
The Nothing Ear (3a) wireless earbuds introduce an unusual feature called Audio Snapshot, allowing listeners to capture short clips of audio without reaching for their phones. It’s one of the most distinctive additions to Nothing’s…
“Somebody’s Watching Me” is performed by Rockwell. But the famous chorus is sung by Michael Jackson. And that is why the recording sounds so familiar. Rockwell released the song during the transition from 1983 into…
