Someone out there in the universe of the Internet decided to make a devilish 'Wrecking Ball' remix in G minor. Pop star Miley Cyrus has recently had her emotional ballad turned into something Satan could groove to. This cover will warp your mind and make your ears bleed.
This remix is horrifying on so many levels. The vocals sound like something that would come out of the mouth of a hell spawn (a literal one, not a figurative one like in the original). The instruments are low and crashing making it sound like the sound track to a horror movie. Even the visuals are eerie, having been converted so the colors are in reverse.
This video is very creepy, so watch at your own risk. I’d say that it was disturbing from start to finish, but to be honest I only made it through half of it without having to stop and look at pictures of cats to calm me down. It is fascinating just how much artists and creative individuals can transform a song from its original version.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Distorted Pop Covers
- As evidenced by the devilish 'Wrecking Ball' remix, there is a trend of transforming popular songs into something disturbing and eerie.
- Horror-inspired Music
- By using low, crashing instruments, artists can create a new genre inspired by horror movies and other macabre themes.
- Reverse-color Visuals
- Reversing the colors of visual elements in music videos can add a creepy and unsettling effect, as seen in the 'Wrecking Ball' remix.
Where This Applies
- Music Production
- Producers and musicians can explore the potential of creating horror-inspired covers and remixes of popular songs.
- Video Production
- Video producers and editors can experiment with using visual effects to create unsettling and creepy visuals to accompany distorted pop songs.
- Horror Entertainment
- This trend of transforming popular songs into eerie and macabre works presents new opportunities for creators in the horror entertainment industry.
