DJ and producer Eats Everything has shared his latest 'brake-beat' track - made from the sounds of electric motorsport. <br /><br />The track, titled ‘Feeel’, uses sounds from a top team’s garage, from the pitlane, audio from team radio and a Nissan Gen 3 Formula E race car. <br /><br />The sounds were collected at the Monaco E-Prix in May and mixed at Eats Everything’s studio, with the track also including sounds from Nissan’s electric passenger cars. <br /><br />It comes after research from the car brand found 76 per cent of Brits feel the vehicle sound in motorsport is important to the overall experience of a race or event. <br /><br />While one in five also claim hearing is the sense that stimulates them the most, with 49 per cent of motorsports fans believing background music enhances the atmosphere of a race. <br /><br />In a behind-the-scenes video [https://www.nissan.co.uk/experience-nissan/partnerships/partnerships-FormulaE], Eats Everything explains how the partnership came about, and the inspiration behind ‘Feeel'. <br /><br />He said: “I believe the sound of Formula E is quite musical. <br /><br />“It’s a very off-key chord which when played in a melody doesn’t work but as a sound feels like it’s constantly going up like a shepard tone or the doppler effect - it’s an audio illusion basically. <br /><br />“What’s really interesting for me is that this is a bit different compared to what I normally do. <br /><br />“I make breakbeat a lot but don’t release much of it. For me it’s a passion project and hopefully it will lead me to put out more of this genre because people will think ‘oh it’s alright you can do this’. <br /><br />“Here’s something you might not know, ichi-ni-san, which you can hear when the tune hits its most dramatic moment, is 1-2-3 in Japanese. Nissan always competes with number 23 (ni-san) in motorsports and Ichi is the name of my cat, so it was a match made in heaven.” <br /><br />The research of 2,000 adults - half of which were motorsports fans - also found when it comes to the sound of racing, 36 per cent said it gives them the ‘feel’ of the event. <br /><br />However, the thing fans love most about racing is a heated rivalry between fans and drivers (25 per cent), and watching their favourite drivers compete (20 per cent).
