Masters Of Song Fu 6 Round 3 Voting Has Begun

Published on March 9, 2010 by Jules · 1 Comment

Well those wonderful songsmiths have done it yet again and submitted another round of really good music. It always impresses me how these people are able to write and produce a song in under a week. For the third round, the challenge was to write a song about a recipe. And yet again, it was very difficult for me to pick out just 5 songs as there are so many worthy of your and my vote.

However, when it came down the picking them, 4 of them obviously spoke to my not so inner geek (my geek is completely out of the closet). And the final song I chose spoke to my rumoured heart. There is one song, if you have paid any attention to the things I love, that is an obvious favourite. I present to you songs about Transformers, robot monkeys, ninja (or as we have decided in TMA ninjii), undead and broken boys.

Inverse T. Clown – Devastator

Boffo Yux Dudes – A Recipe For Love

Edric Haleen – Robot Monkey 7.2

Governing Dynamics – Broken Boy

Caleb Hines – Secret Recipe Ninja

And of course I have to mention one of the shadow entries. Yet again, Joe “Covenant” Lamb made a song for this round even so he can no longer compete as he won Song Fu 5. I have to say, this is probably one of Joe’s best songs ever! It is bloody brilliant!

Joe “Covenant” Lamb – Devil’s Fu Cake

This round is like the semi-final round. After the voting is closed on this round, the top two Fusters (all votes from each round will be tallied and the two with the most cumulative votes) will advance to the final round where they will battle it out for the covenanted title of “Master of Song Fu”. Those who do not advance to the final round will be allowed to shadow.

So I tell you to head on over to A Site Called Fred NOW, listen to all the entries and cast your votes. And as always, you can download all the entries as a handy dandy ZIP file. Voting ends Saturday, March 13, 2010 at 11:59 PM EST. The round 4 challenge and challengers will be revealed Monday, March 15, 2010.

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