Rhalo

Hear the tune below!	"Plop Plop Fizz Fizz"
		"Plop Plop Fizz Fizz, ralo didn't sing this. Plop Plop Fizz Fizz Oh what a relief THAT is." -Pumpa (Manager)
		"This was a national contest to reinvent the famous Alka Seltzer jingle. I put the lyrics and music together and Fann sang the vocals on the last day of the deadline before we shipped it off and hoped for fame and fortune." Hear more of Fann's awesome vocals at www.FannsFans.com -Chris (Sound Engineer)
		"So, remind me the next time you want to come over and jam, to bring my own music. Songs about carbonated medicine aren't necessarily what I would call "getting down"." -Fann (Vocalist)
		"So, I didn't get to write, sing, or dance in this one. Perhaps demoing the product is still available? (burp!)" -Ralo (Singer/Song Writer)
MP3's:

Song	About the Song	Production
PlopPlopFizzFizz	I wrote the tune while running on a treadmill one night. It was just after I heard the announcement on NPR. I didn't have any paper, so I just drilled the song over and over in my head until I finished jogging. It was the longest 13.5 seconds of my life. Note I want to send a special thank you to Laurie Harden, who helped me completely restructure the song to emphasize the strong chorus up front. Steve Alcorn, and David Geoghegan also made a large impact on the lyrics of the diddy. Thanks Guys!	I used Fruity Loops for the drum pattern, the adrenalinn for the fill guitar and amplified guitars, and I experimented with a box of alka seltzer tablets in all sorts of containers - metal thermoses, big glass vases, simple tumbler glasses. In the end, the sound effect I used was generated from an aluminum coffee mug, the two alka seltzer tablets, about 1.5" of water and my microphone buried deep into the cup. Once the tune was mixed, I drove over to Fann's crib in Orlando, where she belted out the vocals like the pro she is - 3 days before Christmas no less! - Thanks Fann!

"Plop Plop Fizz Fizz"