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LEGO is a phenomenal example of a toy brand that has stood the test of time and prevailed. If anything, the little plastic bricks are more popular in 2013 than ever before. When we spotted French band Act’s video for their song Ping Pong we thought we had to show you how cool their ping pong LEGO…
With arguably the greatest band name ever, Shawn Lee’s Ping Pong Orchestra effort is our classic ping pong tune of the moment. Released in 2009 on Ubiquity Records, Shawn Lee’s song “Kiss the Sky” featuring Nino Moschella is a a little belter. When Uberpong launches a venue of its own, we’ll be playing these kind of tunes….
Having already seen Orange Caramel, Operator Please and Bittereinder all release ping pong inspired songs, add to that list electro DJ and producer Bassnectar. Ping Pong is the single taken from the Vava Voom album. – What do you think of the track? – Heard any songs inspired by ping pong that we’ve missed? Add them in…
Bittereinder release Kwaad Naas featuring Shane Durrant from Desmond and The Tutus. Having seen ping pong inspired music videos by Orange Caramel and Operator Please, Bittereinder’s techno effort is certainly on a par. Appearing like a cross between Fedde Le Grand’s Put Your Hands Up For Detroit and Kevin Bacon’s Flashdance, the video subtly mocks the 80s headband adorning players who arguably…
Ping pong is really back. When you start seeing pop songs, designer toys and movies being made about this addictive sport, you know something special is happening. Now, we bring you the “Loose Collars” of the University of Ottawa performing what we can only dub “The Ping Pong Dance” which combines freestyle and breakdancing. Enjoy!
Having seen Korean girl band Orange Caramel perform Lipstick on the Uberpong blog, we now introduce you to the audible delights of Operator Please and their catchy little song Just A Song About Ping Pong. The band are from Queensland, Australia and have released their second album, Gloves. – Heard any songs involving ping pong in…
Having spent 6 months teaching English in Japan in 2005, I became very accustomed to J-Pop – the overly cutesy, bubblegum style of music that can be heard in every games arcade in Tokyo. Asia’s answer to this is the Simon Cowell / Gangnam Style inspired Korean girl band ‘Orange Caramel‘. Their song ‘Lipstick’ focuses on…