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Add a Comment. View More Comments. The latest from KYM. Photo Not Another One. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Next. We see that you're using an ad-blocker! You must login or signup first! Already a memeber? Login Now! How did I miss this? He was holding a dombro and the judges perhaps expected a typical Kazakh folk song about beautiful women or fast horses. Instead of freestyler the world was introduced to Freestailo :. If not for the magic of YouTube, this might have been the end of the saga.

But someone put this guy on YouTube, it is unclear which freestailo video is the original. And it got remixed, put behind video of Borat dancing, mashed up with the techno songs people believed he was imitating. One of the better remixes is here for your viewing pleasure, with scenes of jumpstyle dancing:. At some point, it got picked up by a Kazakh band, R. Lizer, who added words in Kazakh to make a full song, and the video was passed around Kazakhstan from cellphone to cellphone which is the rural Kazakh substitute for You Tube.

Evenutally the clip made it onto Khabar TV, the official channel of the Administration of the President! It also got remixed by Sound Brothers and Klubbshakers download the MP3 and is I understand playing in discos and clubs all through Europe. You can even get the music transposed for guitar here and anyone who has ever touched a dombro will be able to easily translate it back for dombro. So has this poor guy, apparently from a remote part of Kazakhstan, seen a penny for his fame?

For the millions of views of YouTube his videos and remixes have gotten? He certainly knows about his fame because he got invited back for the final concert of the Superstar KZ season, where he really did freestyle, sans dombro:. They certainly gave him a more stylish wardrobe and hair cut. Which is to say, techno played on Kazakh traditional instruments.

Anyone with any information on this song, this guy, please feel free to post in the comments. Lizer picked it up, and where he is now.

I've been pretty busy with my other show, The Sex and Tell Show , which I also keep a blog and archive for. That's been taking a lot of attention as of late, as well as working and some family things.

More important that updating this blog is that I have some super amazing news. I am so excited to start work, and I'm so honored that the Board of Directors elected me.

I've been talking a lot with Rob Goldey the GM before me , and I'm feeling much more ready than I was even a week ago to do the job. Wish me luck. If you recall, last year I also attended this conference, and it was an amazing experience. From October 19thst me and 4 other CBNers will be driving to NYC to learn more about how to make radio relevant and useful to you, and hopefully lots of other unrelated things that I will be excited to share with you.

I will also be an official liveblogger of the event, so if you feel inclined, head over to my Twitter futfreestailo and follow the event! I'll also be writing full blog posts about the event afterwards, so you won't miss a thing. Good morning! I had an interesting show this morning, and one that kept me on my toes.

I might have at some point accidentally played some reggae, or something very genre-crossing, but I usually don't pick anything from reggae for reasons unknown to me. I liked very much the one I picked though, so I should probably explore that section more. Regarding the layering, I wanted to say that I felt really good about it today. Sometimes I get in ruts when it comes to layering things, but I think I had a really great groove with the one today. I had a good grasp of what materials I was working with, and how to create a full radio piece with them.

It was a much more analytical process today than it usually is when I layer. Often times when I layer, I either am running around the station looking frantically for something that I need, or I have set everything up to go at the same time, which has its virtues and faults.

Today though, because of the slow pace and build of the layer, I was able to play one song, then add another, and had the time to mentally process whether it was working or not, and had the time to switch songs if I needed to.

I felt very much in control, which is a pleasant feeling, I think. Anyway, let's get to it. Well, hope you enjoyed the show, and I'll see you next Friday! And if you can't get enough of me, you should listen to my public affairs show. It seems to be that starting of any set with some uptempo music from the African section really does it for me. Who knew?