Eclectic Method

As the name suggests, Eclectic Method creates art that is not easily categorized, but even a cursory look at the response to these audio-visual creations confirms that they're in a class by themselves. Jonny Wilson, who originally called himself Eclectic Method as an alias, is a video-remix pioneer who helped originate video mashups during the early days of bootlegs and went on to create viral videos in which rapid-fire edits turn almost any sound into music and beats. DJ Magazine called Eclectic Method the "remix king," Wired dubbed him the "future," The Guardian said it "boggles the mind" and even Newsweek gushed that it "must be seen to be believed."


Speaking of "must be seen," you've quite possibly seen Eclectic Method's handiwork already. Wilson's super-charged "Wolf of Wall Street" remix claims more than 5 million views and counting, and several collegiate football and basketball teams now use it as their pre-game anthem. His Star Wars remixes racked up more than 20 million views, while his full collection of music, movie, television and sports remixes combine for hundreds of millions of views. Stephen Colbert, who jokingly called him a "DJ Jazzy jerk-off," played one of his videos on The Colbert Report, and an enthusiastic James Corden aired his "Carpool Karaoke" remix to immense applause on The Late Late Show.