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| Name | | Name=One Hundredth Stream | ||
| Artist | | Artist=Mike Shinoda | ||
| | | Type=song | ||
| Cover | | Release= | ||
| Working title | | Cover=OneHundredthStream.jpg | ||
| Recorded | | Working title=9.25 hundredth stream | ||
| Released | | Recorded=September 25, 2020 | ||
| Format | | Released=February 7, 2021 | ||
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| Time signature | | Stems= | ||
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| References | | Samples= | ||
| Live debut | | References= | ||
| Last played | | Live debut= | ||
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| Label | | Producer=Mike Shinoda | ||
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"One Hundredth Stream" is an instrumental created by Mike Shinoda on September 25, 2020 via Twitch to celebrate his 100th stream since March 2020, hence the title. | "One Hundredth Stream" is an instrumental created by Mike Shinoda on September 25, 2020 via Twitch to celebrate his 100th stream since March 2020, hence the title. | ||
==Background== | ==Background== | ||
On September 24, 2020, Mike acknowledged that his next jam would have been his 100th song since he started streaming. It wasn't his one hundredth stream, like he wrote on his Ableton project, but actually the one hundredth song/jam he created. | On September 24, 2020, Mike acknowledged that his next jam would have been his 100th song since he started streaming. It wasn't his one hundredth stream, like he wrote on his Ableton project, but actually the one hundredth song/jam he created. On September 25th, when talking to fans, he said ''"You guys positive you counted them right? It's on Linkinpedia? Alright!"''<ref>[https://youtu.be/-nzL7pj7hLM YouTube: Shinoda Livestreams - 9.25.20 - My 100th Jam made live on stream!], September 25, 2020</ref> He added, ''"So apparently today will be my 100th livestreamed song. Oh, what a day."'' and laughed at a fan making a reference to his line ''"Here go for the hundredth time"'' from "[[Bleed It Out]]." | ||
Mike decided to do a freestyle track using a sample redemptions by the fans with five Sounds.com samples. | Mike decided to do a freestyle track using a sample redemptions by the fans with five Sounds.com samples. He said, ''"I wanted to start this one with some of the sound redemptions that I didn't get around to yet, so here's some things the fans have submitted. Of course, the bluegrass bit (Gospel Plow Bluegrass).''" He played a Sound.com sample that was submitted that had a sound he loved so much he wanted to save it for its own track, saying, ''"I might need to save this for a different day because I kind of like that one so much I want it to be its own track. I don't want to mash that up with Gospel Plow Bluegrass."'' That song ended up turning into "[[ShinodaOnTwitch#11.20_gospel_choir|11.20 gospel choir]]" made on November 11, 2020 (the date in the track title is incorrect, which Mike commented on when making it). There were also a few older sounds Mike found when looking for the Sounds.com redemptions that were not used previously. The main sample in the song ended up being a reversed and heavily edited "Gospel Plow Bluegrass" sound. | ||
At some point after creating the song, Mike went back and reworked it off-stream to polish it up before he released a short clip as an NFT. Version two of the song featured a slightly different mix, a different intro, some new elements of percussion in the middle, and a different transition near the end. | At some point after creating the song, Mike went back and reworked it off-stream to polish it up before he released a short clip as an NFT. Version two of the song featured a slightly different mix, a different intro, some new elements of percussion in the middle, and a different transition near the end. On YouTube, fans have uploaded both the original creation from Twitch and the second polished version. | ||
==Releases== | ==Releases== | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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Song by Mike Shinoda | |
Working title: | 9.25 hundredth stream |
Recorded: | September 25, 2020 |
Released: | February 7, 2021 |
Producer: | Mike Shinoda |
"One Hundredth Stream" is an instrumental created by Mike Shinoda on September 25, 2020 via Twitch to celebrate his 100th stream since March 2020, hence the title.
Background
On September 24, 2020, Mike acknowledged that his next jam would have been his 100th song since he started streaming. It wasn't his one hundredth stream, like he wrote on his Ableton project, but actually the one hundredth song/jam he created. On September 25th, when talking to fans, he said "You guys positive you counted them right? It's on Linkinpedia? Alright!"[1] He added, "So apparently today will be my 100th livestreamed song. Oh, what a day." and laughed at a fan making a reference to his line "Here go for the hundredth time" from "Bleed It Out."
Mike decided to do a freestyle track using a sample redemptions by the fans with five Sounds.com samples. He said, "I wanted to start this one with some of the sound redemptions that I didn't get around to yet, so here's some things the fans have submitted. Of course, the bluegrass bit (Gospel Plow Bluegrass)." He played a Sound.com sample that was submitted that had a sound he loved so much he wanted to save it for its own track, saying, "I might need to save this for a different day because I kind of like that one so much I want it to be its own track. I don't want to mash that up with Gospel Plow Bluegrass." That song ended up turning into "11.20 gospel choir" made on November 11, 2020 (the date in the track title is incorrect, which Mike commented on when making it). There were also a few older sounds Mike found when looking for the Sounds.com redemptions that were not used previously. The main sample in the song ended up being a reversed and heavily edited "Gospel Plow Bluegrass" sound.
At some point after creating the song, Mike went back and reworked it off-stream to polish it up before he released a short clip as an NFT. Version two of the song featured a slightly different mix, a different intro, some new elements of percussion in the middle, and a different transition near the end. On YouTube, fans have uploaded both the original creation from Twitch and the second polished version.
Releases
On February 5, 2021, Mike announced that he would be selling music on the cryptocurrency auction website Zora.[2]. The first item Mike sold was a 40 second video of a GIF that he made containing music of the unreleased song "One Hundredth Stream." The announcement confused many fans on social media as the cryptocurrency auctions and NFTs were a new concept to many people, but Mike began explaining the process in replies to fans. On February 7, he accepted the final bid of $30,000 on "One Hundredth Stream" and said, "$30k US will be going to the “Michael K Shinoda Endowed Scholarship” at @artcenteredu to benefit students based on artistic merit and financial need."[3] Over the next few days, he began to experiment by selling a variety of different digital items - mainly sketches, artwork, and also his name in Times New Roman font.
After the auction ended, fans learned that Mike had only sold 37 seconds of "One Hundredth Stream" and the Zora video was not actually a preview of the entire track, it was the actual release Mike was selling. To date, only these 37 seconds have been "released" (sold) by Mike and they are embedded in a GIF video Mike uploaded to Zora.
To date, the full track is unreleased.
On September 7, 2021, Mike said he wanted to release a new track on Audius. He gave the fans three choices for what to vote for. He said, "We have "Skrrt Skrrt," we have "License to Waltz," we have "Acoustic Quarantine Tequila." Let's listen to some of these. We have this one, this one's "Skrrt Skrrt." Make a new poll? What should I release on Audius? "One Hundredth Stream" was a request, it's kind of a cool track, I love this one. So that one's called "One Hundredth Stream." This one we just listened to, I call it "One Hundredth Stream." What was the other name for the "Quarantine Tequila" one? What was the other name for it? "Atomic Tortilla"? I've gotta find the "Quarantine Tequila" song. I didn't call it "Atomic Tortilla," I didn't call it that in my... thing. "4/13/20," is that what it was? Oh so it was "JPop/Owl City/Madonna!" Oh so I've gotta rename this - "Quarantine Tequila." I want to put one more in there. The "Zeppelin" one was really good. Let's just get the vote done - "Skrrt Skrrt", "One Hundredth Stream", and "Quarantine Tequila." The final results in order were "Skrrt Skrrt" (with 42% of votes), "One Hundredth Stream" and "Quarantine Tequila." The song will be posted on Audius today."[4]
In December 2021, Mike included part of "One Hundredth Stream" as the beat on his Ziggurats mixtape track "Ctrl C Ctrl V."
Versions
Note: Only the date of the very first release of each version is listed.
Title | Album | Length | Recorded | Released | Notes |
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One Hundredth Stream | CoronaJams | 0:37 | September 25, 2020 | February 7, 2021 |
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Ctrl C Ctrl V | Ziggurats | 2:17 | September 25, 2020 | December 2021 |
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Gallery
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Zora.com GIF art
References
- ↑ YouTube: Shinoda Livestreams - 9.25.20 - My 100th Jam made live on stream!, September 25, 2020
- ↑ LPLive: Mike Selling Music on Zora, February 5, 2021
- ↑ Twitter: Mike Shinoda - Art Center Scholarship, February 7, 2021
- ↑ YouTube - Mike Shinoda Livestreams: 9.7.21 - Art Day, September 7, 2021