I love this fantastic song and video by Ellen Once Again. Not only was the music created exclusively with iPhone and iPad apps, she even made the video using an iPhone. The song is a mashup/cover of Bruno Mars’s “Marry You” and Train’s “Marry Me” performed with a soulful twist. On her bloghole, Ellen lists
Aren't these the craziest shoes eva!!! I think I want a pair. Me and Andy went to Maduwku's show. It was awesome. Walter had on these cool shoes trying to make me jealous.
One of my choir kiddos gave me this paper airpane today. She just didn't know that I will be using this. **Departure @ gate E**
Ok, the month of February has been great. Visited a couple of studios with friends just to hang out. Been having a lot of fun with music. Working on original stuff is going kind of slow but eh. Eating an assortment of cakes, cookies, sopapillas ever since Valentines Day. So I have two goals coming
Ellen ( Ellen Once Again ) proves again that, with some practice, talent and creativity, you can get great results with the musical apps for iPhone / iPhone / iPod Touch. Combined songs in the video: "Marry You" (Bruno Mars) and "Marry Me" (Train) Apps used: Piano, Organ and Electric Piano: Pianist Pro Low and
Ellen Hinton (aka EllenOnceAgain) has created a new iPad based song and iPhone video showing off her incredible musical talent and creativity. A few weeks ago we let you know about her video featuring music played on an iPad, and video recorded on an iPhone 4. Now Ellen has released the new video above, a
This snowy weather makes me so happy. Not only have I been able to write and record but I got to make this awesome snowman. Not a good kisser though :)
Recording artists Ellen Once Again cram a boatload of disparate elements into the above video: It’s a mash-up of “Marry You” by Bruno Mars and “Marry Me” by Train, which singer Ellen Hinton says was done in the style of Mad Men, as inspired by an episode of Glee — and that’s before we even
Oh no! I am so heartbroken. My Ellenonceagain email has been broken for a while and I have no idea what happened. It's now working, but I will forever be wondering if I missed any of your letters, or questions, or hello's. Such a bummer. If you want to reach me I am here now.
What does the musician of the 21st century look like? This is one of the most important questions we have to answer, to know what the conservatory should look like within, let’s say, 20 years. Working as a dean at the ArtEZ-conservatory, this question keeps me awake day and night. Last week we started a
