For their latest musical project, CDZA teamed up with Mike Kelton to woo women in public. With the full CDZA band following him around, Mike walked up to complete strangers on the streets of the Big Apple and sang his heart out for them.
What woman wouldn’t love a tall, sexy red head singing You Are So Beautiful to them in the middle of brunch?
The musical nerds at CDZA turned inwards to create a medley like no other. They traverse countless popular hits, and string them together into one performance by changing the key of the music at each node that is shared.
Disney classics, The Backstreet Boys, and more are all covered in the unique compilation.
It’s one of those things you have to see, and hear, for yourself to understands, and already over a quarter million people have experienced the Epic Key Change.
It is further featured on LaughingSquid, BoingBoing, DigitalSpy, and CBSNews.
After the great success of their first History of Wooing Women melody, CDZA has returned to appease the other gender. Dylanc Moore traverses through time, starting in 1964, singing a medley of songs famous in pop culture for their power over men.
Apparently, something terrible happened to our ears after the mid 90′s. As Ipoop7colors says: “This is a nice example to see how music get’s worse over the years.”
The musical hipsters at CDZA have just finished some of their best work. Knowing that The Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme song is such a popular tune, co-founder Joe Sabia chose the song for a special Google Translate experiment similar to the YouTube caption inception by Rhett and Link.
They input the lyrics into the translator application, producing the song in Mandarin, Russian, Spanish, and more. Then they input the newly made foreign language lyrics back into GT to see how they come out the other side.
Finally, they perform the newly translated lyrics to the familiar Will Smith beat that has viewers enjoying some nostalgia with a twist.
The musical video experiment artists at CDZA asked a very important question. How do we get our kids interested in classical music today when pop music, and the obsession with all that is fresh and new, is so dominate?
Well, they think we can start by having kids sing pop songs to the tune of classic pieces by famous composers, like Bach and Mozart. With the help from their young friends, Alyssa Lower and Aiden Medina, they perform some old tunes with new pop music lyrics with adorable results.
