The First “Don’t Fence Me In” Remix by Kutiman Is Live! Watch it. Share it. And join the Remix.

Nokia has just launched an amazing new Smartphone – the Nokia Astound. It’s made to perform. And to celebrate this launch YouTube mashup master Kutiman is doing his magic on two crowd-sourced video remixes of the American classic “Don’t Fence Me In.”  Remix #1 is now live on YouTube/nokiaus and NokiaUsa.com/Astound –  it's already being shared by thousands of viewers.

Now it's your turn to join in. Kutiman will be choosing his favorite performance to be in the next remix. But the deadline is May 9. So grab your instruments or warm up your voice and star in your own “Don’t Fence Me In” video on YouTube/nokiaus or on NokiaUsa.com/Astound 

(If you don't know the words, no worries, you can download them by clicking the Join the Remix button on either site.)

Fun, "Fame" & Prizes, Too
If you enter the remix with the Nokia Astound Karaoke app, you could also win a chance to record your own 8-track album in a top studio. Plus, every entry will be entered to win a weekly prize drawing for a free Nokia Astound.

You don’t have to be an amazing singer to be part of this sensational event.
You just have to love to perform, have access to a video camera (or a Nokia Astound) and have fun. Kutiman will pick his favorite performances to be part of the new “Don’t Fence Me In” Remix.

 

 

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