15 thoughts on “Hitchhiker – 11 (Eleven)”

1. Urge to kill…rising…

2. boring

3. Obviously Korea land.

4. Hot! Catchy! Sounds like the producer used the voice of her little girl. Adorable!

5. Why did the honourable Synthopia descend to the level of showcasing this tedious novelty. That only gets interesting at the end. I thought this place was for music. Still that was a gimmick. And gimmicks are what it’s all about, by this definition.

6. Waa? Ah.

7. He didn’t use ANY analog gear on this song, I bet. Just copied and pasted some vintage synths images on Google to the video.

   1. I don’t know, the guy could probably afford any vintage gear he wants. Read his ‘resume’:
      http://www.generasia.com/wiki/Hitchhiker
      You probably don’t know any of the acts mentioned, but this guy gets around in his own genre. The dude did all the motion capture and graphics in the vid himself. So, he might have grabbed pix offline; but I think he more than meets the ‘cred’ qualifier to be featured here.

      1. the reply by his management..

         1. Nope,I’m certainly not his management; but if I see talent, (even if it isn’t my ‘cup of tea’) I don’t have to complain about it to feel better about myself. The guy is something like Timberlake in his own genre/culture. If he stopped working tomorrow, some of Asia’s best grossing performers would be in search of another producer.

      2. Bragging over doing the graphics on this song is nothing someone should do. It’s completely crap animation, texturing, modeling, compositing, and all over visual design.

         1. So, compared to all the solo recorded/produced videos on this site, I can see why you complain about the quality of the CGI, compositing, etc..

   2. “He didn’t use ANY analog gear on this song…”

      I for one am shocked at this. Shocked, I tell you.

      Infectious fun, I thought. And that is what it’s all about, no?

      1. Look that comment on the original post(below YouTube link).
         ‘Also – gear!’ <— I replied on this. not you.

8. Like Kraftwerk in the 70’s and Art of Noise in the 80’s this is the future. Pure genius!