A swingin' retro sixties track. Perfect accompaniment for spy/detective work, or just general snooping around! This track features old-school instrumentation: 60's rock drums, bass with distinct pick-attack and thump, baritone sax, and classic continental organ with some synth thrown in.

Spy Vs Pie

The Simmons SDS-800 is an 100% analog drum synthesizer produced in the 80s, responsible for the classic, cosmic syn-tom (beeww beeww) sounds used on countless disco, boogie and reggae recordings. In the 90s, the Simmons became re-popularized in the techno world, this time with its raw resonant white noise oscillator being used for jarring hi hat and snare programming. And most recently, the Simmons drum sounds have become a signature  for groups like LCD Soundsystem, featured on tracks such as Losing my Edge and Get Innocuous.

Whatever the style, if you're into unique sounding analog drum punch, the Simmons is where it's at. And they sound particularly amazing when layered with drum machines like the 808, 909 etc. Our SDS-800 has been recorded through a high end signal chain including an Api 512C preamp, Api 560 Equalizer, SSL and 1176 Compressor, Otari MTR-12 Tape Machine and Apogee Conversion, and features an extensive library of sounds.

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Simmons From Mars

This song was recorded in my previous studio, an attic that would get extremely hot in the summer. The name for the track comes from a Tex Avery cartoon. It's based off of a drum loop of my tiny Yamaha HipGig drum kit. Also some organ, piano, synth, bass, and some FX.

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