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A fuzzed-out, 60s psychedelic homage to Jimi Hendrix, sung from inside the fog of a sender who can't tell if their mail is landing, blocked, or silently trapped. Our new original turns the daily blindness of spam traps into a haze you can actually feel.
Ali G(mail) is back, and he brought an Internet-Draft. Our new hip-hop track walks through DKIM2 — the IETF's plan to rebuild email authentication around a signed chain of custody — one spec-accurate bar at a time.
We rewrote our own Creep parody from scratch and moved it into a smoky 70s soul groove. Same narrator — a spam trap — but this one isn't pleading. It's a slow, calm explanation of what happens when you mail an address that never asked for anything.
Survivor's training-montage anthem, rebuilt as gritty retro soul. Our new parody turns Eye of the Tiger into a blocklist comeback story — about the algorithm that scores every send, and the pruning it takes to survive it.
Our new original single flips the perspective — this one's told by the recipient, not the sender. A slow-burning retro soul track about list buying, co-registration dark patterns, and the strangers who show up in your inbox knowing your name.
After 100+ parody videos on YouTube, we're shifting our creative energy to original music — still 100% about deliverability, still the same spirit, just without the legal tightrope.
Our fourth album — ten original tracks, ten Gmail sender violations, ten genres, one verdict — is live on Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer, and YouTube Music right now.
Our third album — ten tracks of electro-funk following Marcus Deliverino from his first catastrophic blast to a single earned click-through — is live on Spotify, Deezer, and YouTube Music right now.
Our new single is out on YouTube today. It's the turning point of Click Through — a 10-track funk album about the wrong battles email marketers fight, and the hard lessons that follow.
Six new parodies since our last update — from AC/DC to Dr. Dre — plus a full deliverability glossary, topic pages, and a better experience all around.
We launched a weekly newsletter and dropped 9 new parodies in one shot — from Chumbawamba to Metallica to Rage Against the Machine.
Every song page now has a Like button. What you like shapes what we make next.
125 parody songs about email deliverability, two full albums, and a songbook covering every topic from DMARC to list hygiene. We're open.
All our parody songs are being migrated and proofread. Here's what to expect — and where to listen right now.
Why we're adding a blog to a site about email deliverability parody songs.