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Producer Makes Sick Beats From Birds’ Tweets

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A Unique approach to music engineering has a bird-loving producer going Viral!

New York-based producer and TIKTOK Sensation SO WYLIE has turned the volume up on a wildlife-inspired new genre in her new series of bird beats on TikTok.

@sowylie

PART 2: BARRED OWL. I just want the birders to have a good day y’all. What bird call should I do next? #birding #wildlife #producer #remix

♬ So Wylie Barred Owl Bird Beat – So Wylie

Her first foray into feathered funk stemmed from an owl screach she first heard online.

“I was like, this is kind of fire!” she says. “I immediately decided I was going to make a beat with it. I made it that afternoon.” 

She composed a minute-long beat and posted a video of it on TikTok, thinking of it as a fun one-off project.

But the online response was so enthusiastic that Wylie has kept at it.

“It just blew up. And I realized, oh, I should make more of these because this is really fun. It’s just been really amazing and like a huge source of joy for me”.

Now fans are flocking to hear her wild tunes.

https://twitter.com/sowylie/status/1339653980335575045

Many of the birds Wylie has sampled so far have been owls, including the Eastern Screech-OwlBoreal Owl, and Barn Owl.

She’s also been fielding suggestions from listeners.

“The Eastern Whip-poor-will hive is very strong,”  Wylie says, “Also the Canyon Wren. A lot of people have been very excited about that one. There are so many birds that this could technically keep going forever, so I’m just choosing whichever comes next.”

https://twitter.com/sowylie/status/1382004238818156544

When she’s not working on her bird beats, So Wylie produces music for recording artists, podcasts, filmmakers and more.

Head to her TikTok to hear more.

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