ReMix:Super Mario Sunshine "Tutti I Frutti: The Ballad of Piantee Joe" 5:19
By J Damashii, MC Final Sigma
Arranging the music of 4 songs from 2 games ( view all )...
"Delfino Plaza", "Gelato Beach", "Invincible BGM", "Pianta Village"
Primary Game: Super Mario Sunshine (Nintendo , 2002, GCN), music by Koji Kondo, Shinobu NagataPosted 2014-12-11, evaluated by the judges panel
Awwwwwww yeahhhh!
So it took a surprisingly long time for us to get our first Super Mario Sunshine ReMix on the site, but it's here, and it's a humdinger. MC Final Sigma & W!SE the all.E (a.k.a. Sir Jordanius) collaborated on the legendary, mind-blowing trilogy of Super Smash Bros. ReMixes back in January, and now they return for a little GameCube Sunshine with a similarly narrative & comparably badass hip-hop ReMix. Creds:
- MC Final Sigma: rap vocals, main concept
- W!SE the all.E: singing vocals, beat
Concept/Goal:
"MC Final Sigma envisioned portraying one of the Piantas of Delfino Plaza as a suave salesman who's trying to convince Mario into purchasing some of his wares. The salesman, Pianta Joe, is a bit on the shady side, but he has a lot of finesse and charisma. I chose to take Sigma's idea and go full-on G-funk with the beat to give it a "gangster" feel. :D"
MC Final Sigma (Brian McPhee) writes:
"I'm a huuuuuge Mario fan(atic) - hopefully that comes through in the many references to different parts of the series sprinkled throughout the lyrics, especially in verse 2 (and, as an added bonus, a nod to the Kirby franchise as well!). Sunshine is a pretty terrific game in its own right, and I was disappointed to see OCR had no coverage of it yet when I first found the site. I was listening to the soundtrack one day and started imitating the way Piantas talk (which is what the "Oh ho HO ho-ho-ho" thing is supposed to represent) when I had the idea for a Pianta rap. I like doing different voices and characters and also like unusual premises for my raps, plus I wanted to keep it lighthearted and fun, in keeping with the Mario/Nintendo spirit; Pianta Joe was born at the crossroads of all of that. After that, rapping with that character and vibe in mind was pretty fun and easy. Now I would be crossing my fingers for some sort of Pianta Joe's Smoothie & Juice Bar when they finally open up an IRL Nintendo Land someday, but I've already got too many fingers on crossing duty in hopes of an IRL Nintendo theme park in the first place... A man can dream, though. :/
By the way, this song is a testament to the awesome power of the Recruit & Collaborate board on the forums. I'd been listening to OCR for a few months when I had the idea for this track; then I made an account and posted an a capella draft of verse 1 and asked if anyone would be interested in collaborating for the beat. Now, it's also a testament to Jordan's generosity/greatness, 'cuz he responded with interest to my pitiful little draft, a capella'd on my crappy old mic, and he proceeded to both do an *incredible* job on the beat AND all of the sound editing, my vocals included. This guy leaks sick nastiness like the chill perspiration on a tall glass of cool, cool drank."
Never were truer words penned; also glad to see Brian droppin' a nod to the R&C forum - we don't always know which mixes it played a part in facilitating, and it's nice to hear when it's the case. Jordanius took a momentary break from leaking his nastiness to inform us of the following:
"*In a Walter Sobchak voice* Am I the only one around here who actively browses the Workshop Forums and actually clicks on the links in my fellow members' sigs to see what projects they're up to outside of OCR?! ;P
Yeah, I don't always have great constructive feedback to give to everybody (is it bad that I truly like just about any kind of music in any shape or form and can usually only think of good things to say?), so I usually prefer to just PM the artists how much I appreciated a particular song, or I go to check out any of their websites to see if they have more tunes that interest me. With Brian, I stumbled upon his free-flowing Piantee Joe a capella and then proceeded to check out his other stuff on SoundCloud, and I immediately said to myself "Noooo waaaay! This guy is a lyrical MONSTER and I can't allow people to just sleep on his potential creativity." So I instantly hit up Brian to let him know that I was planning on working with him for this song, yet as I stated in other recent submissions of mine, 2012-2013 was not the best year for me due to IRL difficulties, so I had to go ghost for several months before getting back to Brian with a basic WIP; surprisingly, he was very cool with what I created and he understood how life was pretty whack for me at the time, but I was willing to put in the effort and the enthusiasm to make such a charismatic arrangement.
I interpreted Brian's concept of Piantee Joe as a sly yet charming black market-esque dealer with lots of finesse, so I opted for the trippy G-funk hybrid approach (with obvious nods to Nate Dogg grooves and Kid Cudi ambient stuff) to hammer home the notion of how suave and crafty this character is and how his products are so exotic and risqué. To reiterate what MC Final Sigma stated about the awesomeness of the Workshop, this collab instantly resonated between the both of us and we quickly realized that this shouldn't be the last MC Final Sigma x W!SE the all.E collab; so if you like what you hear, keep this under your hat, but we've got much, much more out back. ;P
*Shout out to the OverClocked Hip Hop Collective! Woop Woop!
Peace"
The man is a force of nature; nothing but respect, forever & ever. Just like with dubstep, there are some folks who can't get into VGM hip-hop/rap arrangements, and I just feel sorry that they might not be feeling this, because it's something special. Beatdrop loves ordered lists almost as much as I do; I've already done a lot of quoting, but I'm afraid I gotta crib his vote in its entirety because it's better than anything I'm gonna write:
- "Production is slick. Very very slick. Clean. Thoroughly enjoyed it.
- No question about source usage, like others have mentioned, while it might be hard to pick out at times, it's because of how radically it's been adapted here. A prime example I could provide would be what happens at 2:19 with the melody from the original at 1:14. Besides changing the instrument, the reinterpretation of the melody itself seats it perfectly into the style, and the backdrop it's set against completely changes the character of that particular melody. There's a lot of really creative stuff happening all over this with the arrangement, and if you're intimately familiar with the originals, I think you can really geek out.
- The vocals/lyrics? I mean, "Chili could mean cool but it also means pepper"? I fucking love the vocals and lyrics. I think a really great job was done in editing and processing them. I love the performances, too. My compliments to Final Sigma and W!SE the all.E. Lyrics this sharp should be kept out of reach of children and infants.
- No, seriously, I love this."
Yes to all four points. Such a funky cadence, such a natural progression from rapping to singing, you got your svelte synths, your funky brass, & your dynamic duo is large and in charge, steering the whole thing. Fantastic.
Discussion
on 2015-12-20 00:08:09
Sir Jordanius and some rap vocals? And, as thought, totally unique. I'm not too fond of the vocals, but the instrumental backing is great. It's sunshine-like.
on 2015-12-19 13:31:23
Man, this is some amazing stuff. I really love the variations on the sources, even if they are occasionally hard to hear, and the lyrics are just SO CLEVER. MC Sigma flows super well also and the beat is insanely catchy.
This is some great stuff, and I'm definitely looking forward for what's to come.
on 2014-12-29 14:08:01
Man, this ReMix is like a kiwi: warm and fuzzy on the outside but filled with bright, wonky, deliciousness all the way through. Not only is it creative, but the production is a crystal clear, high-five-worthy success.
And a Chuckola Cola reference? Yep, I love this for real.
on 2014-12-23 12:10:49
All those references underneath those slick lyrics and incredible beat! This is a fantastic collab and it seems everything the either Sir J or Sigma touch turn to gold, so it's not hard to see how they can turn out something this fantastic together. Great raps, awesome music, and the chance to hear Sunshine finally get a little more love, this is a real treat. Damn sweet stuff, guys.
on 2014-12-13 10:53:43
Awwwww yeeeeeeeeah, so glad to see this up on the front page (almost missed it there in the huge flood tho)! I've been jamming to this tune for quite some time now since I stumbled upon the WIP thread. Jordan is his masterful self here as usual, and Brian's lyrics are siiiiick. Well done, bravo!
on 2014-12-12 16:05:08
This is awesome! Very well done, in all aspects! And great game choice
Sources Arranged (4 Songs, 2 Games)
- Primary Game:
-
Super Mario Sunshine (Nintendo
, 2002,
GCN)
Music by Koji Kondo,Shinobu Nagata
- Songs:
- "Delfino Plaza"
"Gelato Beach"
"Pianta Village"
- Additional Game:
-
Super Mario Bros. (Nintendo
, 1985,
NES)
Music by Koji Kondo
- Songs:
- "Invincible BGM"
Tags (10)
- Genre:
- Rap
- Mood:
- Funky
- Instrumentation:
- Brass,Singing,Synth,Vocals: Male,Vocals: Rapping,Whistling
- Additional:
- Lyrics > Lyrics: Original
Origin > Collaboration
File Information
- Name:
- Super_Mario_Sunshine_Tutti_I_Frutti_The_Ballad_of_Piantee_Joe_OC_ReMix.mp3
- Size:
- 9,453,786 bytes
- MD5:
- e523d8ad70bff267408fa45f57ca4f7e
- Bitrate:
- 234Kbps
- Duration:
- 5:19
[Intro]
W!SE the all.E:
I'm looking for something
Something pretty yummy, eh
So let me get that chow down
Now...
MC Final Sigma:
Ah, but here we are, so we here we go -- ahem
Yeah!
And if you like your apples square from the Overthere Stair
[Verse 1]
MC Final Sigma:
One time!
Why, hello! And welcome, please come into my sto'
The name is Piantee Joe, this is my Fresh Fruits Co.
Oh, you're Mario? Funny, that's the name of my bro
Although in Piantese it goes, "Oh ho HO ho-ho-ho"
So, how you doing, tell me, when'd you get in?
Do I detect Mushroom Kingdom or maybe Brooklyn?
Friend, you look thin, but I got what you're cravin'
Six types of fruits, ones for every occasion
Spicy, smooth, sweet, mix and match amazing
I got seven hundred twenty new taste sensations
Try every combination, satisfaction guaranteed
'Cuz all I've got is patience plus whatever you need
If that's okay then press A when you want to select
'Cuz only you know what comes next, baby:
Perhaps a smoothie with a cutie as you tan on the beach,
Or your problem is you're starving and a man's gotta eat
It's whatever, we got it whether business or pleasure
Chili could mean cool, but it also means pepper
So step up, and check just what'll it be
From Delfino's #1 Fresh Fruiterie!
W!SE the all.E:
[x2]
I'm looking for something
Something pretty yummy, eh
So let me get that chow down
Now...
[Verse 2]
MC Final Sigma:
Now keep this under your hat, but I got more out back
They're imports and, in short, they make one hell of a snack
Now they're not exactly legal, but that can be pardoned
After all, I've seen your 'stache on Delfino's Most Wanted
Come check out the product, sir, it's right this way
We'll let the Bulb Berry light the way, as bright as day
Now fo' sho', Dr. Mario knows his drugs
But this blimp fruit stuff'll get you chucked up
Faster than a dash pepper, that's hot, but don't be worryin'
You're no half-stepper, so just kick it like a durian
But if you're thirsty then, down a soda: the official!
The "Chucklehuck Yuk-It-Up or Bust-a-Gut Cola"
Now I got berries from all over Dino Isle
And Subcon Cherries just to numb your bum a while
Keep your ground pounds keen, but to end that dream
Eat a Beanbean Bean, what caffeine fiends fiend -- hey!
If you're looking for something, I got you
Whether rare or everywhere, it's nothin'
Yeah! Even Star Fruit, but how to describe it?
It's kinda like& [Starman theme] you gotta try it, man!
You gotta buy it, and luckily for you
The Fresh Fruits Company is what you need it to
So, welcome to Delfino where we know you'll love your visit
And thanks and come again, it was a pleasure doing business!
[Outro]
MC Final Sigma:
Oh! Ill as Piantissimo, oh!
Please excuse me, if I put a Maxim Tomato
In your tortellini-guini-fettucini alfredo
W!SE the all.E:
All lined up, all lined up
All lined up right here...
MC Final Sigma:
Now this fruit, ya'lready know don't need no speeches
My man's got a thang for the tang of peaches!
W!SE the all.E:
All lined up, all lined up
All lined up right here...
MC Final Sigma:
Ill as Piantissimo
Chill as playing EZ mode
W!SE the all.E:
All lined up, all lined up
I got my current stock all lined up right here
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