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Israeli producer and musician Kutiman has released a new track called “Give It Up” that doesn’t actually feature any of his own vocals or instrumentation. Kutiman (real name: Ophir Kutiel) pieced together clips from other musicians and edited them into one surprisingly cohesive and beautiful new track.
“Give It Up” is one of the tracks from Kutiman’s upcoming album, Thru You Too, out Oct. 1. “Give It Up” is not an outlier — all the album’s tracks are comprised of unrelated YouTube clips. If the concept seems strange or gimmicky to you, watch the video above, and see if it changes your mind.
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