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The most iconic horror movie scores throughout history
In the spirit of Halloween, a few of our blog's authors came together and shared the horror movie scores that stood out to them.
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The evolution of iZotope’s Ozone (2001 – 2022)
Let’s explore the evolution of iZotope's Ozone, from its humble beginnings to the recent release of Ozone 9.
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.
Paradise Garage: The exclusive NYC club where “garage” got its name
Learn about how the Paradise Garage was home to one of the greatest DJs of all time and a sound that would define a genre and a generation.
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.
The impact of delay (audio effect)
Let's overview the key principles behind delay and explore how it has shaped music over the years.
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."
Lyn Collins’ “Think (About It)” | One Shots
In this first entry of One Shots, we explore the ubiquitous samples originally heard in Lyn Collins' 1972 single “Think (About It).”
Ma Dukes on her son Jay Dee (aka J Dilla) living through music
"The Fantastic Sounds of Jay Dee AKA J Dilla" would not be possible were it not for Ma Dukes’ graceful participation - watch and read our interview with the matriarch of the Jay Dee legacy.