#Mystery skulls music lyrics series

This included a writer for Bloody Disgusting who called it 'awesome', and another one who honored the choreography of the dancing priest as 'seriously impressive'. It's neat, and it's all set to an extremely catchy beat.' The video, which involves a priest who dances through the exorcism of a young woman, was well received by publications. It's got old people looking like they're about to poop their Depends. It premiered on Februby Vice's electronic music channel Thump, who advertised it as 'a really good video. The official video for 'Ghost', produced by company Oh Yeah Wow and directed by Josh Thomas, parodies the 1973 horror film The Exorcist, but was also noted to spoof scenes from 1976's Carrie by one writer. It lasted on the Dance/Electronic chart for eighteen weeks, ending up at number 99 on the chart's 2015 year-end list. However, a critic who reviewed Forever was more mixed on the song, calling it, along with 'When I'm With You', to be 'slightly lackluster and boring.' The track also did well commercially it debuted at its peak position of number 15 on the American Billboard Dance/Electronic Songs chart, issue dated November 22, 2014, and landed the on the digital component of that chart in the top 20 the same week. One reviewer from Dance Music Northwest praised the song for putting Dubuc's diverse talent on display. 'Ghost' garnered favorable reviews, with many writers highlighting its catchiness and Dubuc's vocals.

'Ghost' was also included on the soundtrack for the game WWE 2K15, and Dubuc has admitted to being happy of being involved with the game: 'I've been a really big fan for a long time, and they found out I was a fan, and it turns out that some of the people that work at WWE and in the game specifically are fans of Mystery Skulls and they were like, 'What the fuck? This is so cool! Let's do something together!''

#Mystery skulls music lyrics series

A re-cut by producer Martignetti that was not on the EP premiered on the blog Stoney Roads, who noted the song to be fitting in an episode of the HBO series Girls. A remix by house producer Claude VonStroke was released on Februby Spin magazine, which journalist Chris Martins named a 'demented dance-floor delight.' A day later, Vice Media's channel Noisey released a remix by New York City-based duo Solidisco, advertised to 'make you nostalgic for the long weekend just gone (thanks President's Day!), but super happy because Friday is just a little bit closer than it should be.' Both re-workings were part of the song's remix EP that also featured remixes from Fred Falke, Thomas Newson and Viceroy. Records premiered the final mix of 'Ghost' for streaming on December 10, 2013, and the song became available in digital stores by January 31, 2014. Colin Leonard mastered the track at SING Mastering in Atlanta using SING Technology. The moment I wrote it, I thought, 'Wow, this could really be something.' Written and produced by Dubuc, the original mix that appears on Mystery Skulls' debut album Forever was mixed by Jeremy Wheatley for 365 Artists at 4db Studios in London, with Adam Looker assisting. The concept of the song is sung in the hook 'This time I might just disappear.' He described it as 'really special song. 'Ghost' is about wanting to 'disappear completely and start over' again, as it was inspired by Dubuc relocating from Dallas to Los Angeles without letting anyone know. 'Ghost' is a four-minute, eighteen-second song described by Vibe as an 'electro retro funk' track with harmonies influenced from disco. The song was also very well received from music critics. However, a second, animated music video for the song, which garnered over two million views in less than a month, helped put the track in the top 20 of the American Billboard Dance/Electronic Songs chart.

The official music video for the track, directed by Josh Thomas, was released in February 2014 by Vice Media's electronic music channel Thump. Records as the lead single off the project's debut album Forever described as an electro retro funk track, written, produced and performed by Dubuc, is about him wanting to 'disappear completely and start over' after he didn't let anyone know about him moving from Dallas to Los Angeles, as reflected in the song's chorus.

' Ghost' is a song written, recorded, produced and performed by American musician Luis Dubuc for his solo project Mystery Skulls.