Finding just the right mix of great music, mad ads and the oddest of documentaries… and you didn’t even know you needed it!

Found Objects is a Cream magazine remixing project that blends the worlds of pop and alternative music, bad ’50s marketing and digital art.

Cream founding editor and audio artist Antonino Tati trawls the web to find the coolest of backing tracks, campest of documentaries, fun film quotes, and Madmen-style retro ads – layering words of wit (and occasional dimwittedness) over killer remixes.

The aural Easter eggs abound on these recordings.

Volume 01 (cover pictured top of article) includes sensory enhancing versions of songs by Kylie Minogue, Madonna, Darren Hayes, Suede, Eurythmics, Thomas Dolby, George Michael, and Pet Shop Boys, while Volume 02 (above) includes brilliant reworkings of gems by Kate Bush, Soulwax, Tori Amos, Les Rythmes Digitales, The Motels, Fleetwood Mac, Malcolm McLaren, R.E.M. and David Bowie.

Call them ‘pink labels’, if you will, a kind of offspring of the 90s and 00s white label.

For a sample of what to expect from the series, check out this fab treatment of Eurythmics’ It’s Alright (Baby’s Coming Back) kicking of with a well-know one-liner by Mr. Arnold Schwarzenegger.

Each track is beautifully packaged with imagery of ‘found’ objects making up much of the design theme. Think cut-and-paste imagery of reclaimed childhood toys, star constellations, vintage postage stamps, high-value Scrabble letters, even ‘God’ among the great discovered treasures.

Tracks from Volume 01 are now available to download for free and to play on any of your devices. Simply head to the Found Objects: Volume 01 page here.

Ella Marie Patteson