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How a Splice sample pack led to the unique collaboration between TELYKast and CAPPA
We sat down with TELYKast and CAPPA to discuss their songwriting process and how Splice facilitated the collaboration for their new EP.
Diablo on his collaborations with Lil Pump, Lil Yachty, and What So Not
To celebrate the release of his new sample pack, we had Diablo walk us through some of the major cuts in his discography.
808 MAFIA on 8 defining 808 tracks
In celebration of 808 Day, we asked the members of 808 MAFIA to pick their eight favorite tracks that feature distinctive 808s.
Luke Pretty of Tennyson on sampling strange sounds and performing live
We sat down with Luke Pretty of Tennyson to discuss his sound design process, studio setup, sampling Minecraft sounds, and more.
Club Zanzibar: The place where the Jersey sound and voguing flourished
Join us on our exploration of Club Zanzibar, Newark's historical music venue where the Jersey sound and voguing flourished.
Ryan Hemsworth on sound design, sampling, representation, and more
Producer and sound designer Ryan Hemsworth sat down with us to discuss his creative process, new sample pack, and more.
The Warehouse: The gay club where house music got its name
Our Pride Month celebration continues with an exploration of the Warehouse, a club in Chicago that birthed house music.
The Continental Baths: The gay bathhouse that birthed electronic music legends
In honor of LGBTQ+ Pride Month, we’re exploring a handful of renowned venues that impacted electronic music, starting with the Continental Baths.
Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz’ “Who U Wit” | One Shots
In this entry of One Shots, we explore the ubiquitous "Hi" sample from Lil Jon & The East Side Boyz' "Who U Wit."
The Roland M-DC1’s “Aaaah! (169)” sample | One Shots
In this entry of One Shots, we explore the ubiquitous vocal sample from the Roland M-DC1 and its influence on the likes of Zaytoven, Nelly, and Travis Scott.
Quincy Jones’ “Ironside” | One Shots
In this second entry of One Shots, we explore the ubiquitous siren sample from Quincy Jones' "Ironside."
Celebrating classic synths with Arturia’s V Collection
Let’s explore seven of V Collection's emulations and their analog counterparts, including three keyboards that are brand-new additions to its roster.