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Keirtaker (ft M.C. Starmtrooper)

By ineff on June 28, 2026 9:56 pm

It's becoming a UK tradition for PMs to resign during Weeklybeats, so it's become a Weekybeats tradition that―when one does―I helpfully chop their resignation speech into a demo tape for their future career.

Of course, repetitive tasks like this can get dull―so I tried an additional challenge this time: make the entire track from the audio of Sir Keir's public self-h̶a̶g̶i̶o̶g̶r̶a̶p̶h̶y̶ eulogyNo other samples, No on-board synths.

So: absolutely everything in the track―not just the lyrics, beatboxing, crowds, horns, or the on-the-scene-for-some-reason distant soprano choir (what was that about?)―but also every bass, kick, "synth", and sound effect are mangled from the same speech.

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100% made and mixed on a Dirtywave M8 Tracker

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woah awesome tradition/challenge! Who knew he could beat box! yikes and i mean he really gets down with those bassy parts.  Love how he stutters into the outro too.  Good to hear ya back!

This is such a cool tradition, hahahaha... And incredibly well done with only using the sample itself for all the musical elements, that's super impressive! And welcome back to WB!!! Great to hear your music smile

Whoa... Cool samples manipulation.

Well played.

Absolute sampling manipulation mastery. Madness.
Such a fun idea to do this for every single resignation.

this is an amazing chopup

I have a friend who is afraid to move back to her home in the UK due to his policies. So I'm pretty pleased with this mix. Super groovy layering of rhythms in the main loop (0:17-0:32 and later). Great ear to be able to pull a clean chunk of the choir out for the reversed hits. The horn solo (0:57-1:12 and later) is loopy and fun, and feels impish like Come to Daddy-era Aphex. And you're able to keep the same voice feeling fresh through the whole piece with every stutter, double, saturation, etc. Gonna have to pull out the notebook to study this one.

amazing work, congrats all around!

This is really cool and creative! Well done cool

That bass vocal tho. Great work in pulling together a track that keeps the source sample intact. Love the synthy chords in the last 3rd smile

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