Celldweller - The Imperial March
from Star Wars Covers by Celldweller & Scandroid
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Record/Vinyl + Digital AlbumThese are the Star Wars cover songs you're looking for! Celldweller and Scandroid combine their Jedi mind tricks with 2 iconic Star Wars themes: "The Imperial March" & "The Force Theme," available now on 7" picture disc vinyl.
Celldweller and Star Wars finally collide with Klayton's take on the famed "Imperial March." Through all unique instrumentation and vocal work, Celldweller dives deep into the dark side with his aggressive and explosive take on this famous film movement. Available for the first time in a physical format!
Scandroid takes a Star Wars classic, "The Force Theme" and turns the synths up to 11 in an epic cover to inspire the Jedi within us all. In the words of Obi-Wan Kenobi, "Remember...the Force will be with you, always."
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Celldweller and Star Wars finally collide with Klayton’s take on the famed “Imperial March.” Through all unique instrumentation and vocal work, Celldweller dives deep into the dark side with his aggressive and explosive take on this famous film movement.
“Star Wars had a huge impact on me as a child. This, as well as science fiction as a whole, has clearly influenced my look and sound — so covering The Imperial March was a natural fit,” Klayton said.
The inspiration for the cover is an ode to a film series that has shaped both Celldweller’s music and artistic influences throughout his career — climaxing with the most powerful cover of the song to date.
“Star Wars had a huge impact on me as a child. This, as well as science fiction as a whole, has clearly influenced my look and sound — so covering The Imperial March was a natural fit,” Klayton said.
The inspiration for the cover is an ode to a film series that has shaped both Celldweller’s music and artistic influences throughout his career — climaxing with the most powerful cover of the song to date.
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from Star Wars Covers,
released March 17, 2023
All songs produced, performed & mixed by Klayton (Celldweller Music - ASCAP)
"The Imperial March" written by John Williams
Art by: Ninja Jo
All songs produced, performed & mixed by Klayton (Celldweller Music - ASCAP)
"The Imperial March" written by John Williams
Art by: Ninja Jo
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Scandroid Los Angeles, California
Klayton is...
-Scandroid
-Celldweller
-Circle of Dust
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FreqGen
Red has scoured the depths of the ancient wasteland he calls home for something lost and buried, something revolutionary. What he unearthed was the New Retro sound of a forgotten era. He formed Scandroid to bring that sound into his world.
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