Yamaha RM1X and the whole gang in on this one. Schuyler killing it on bass as usual and a kind of evil tone throughout.

Nephalem Remastered Two

“Know Goodness” drops in like a crooked grind, a wonky dubstep-inspired beat driven by a powerful, twisting synth line. The energy is raw and playful, full of unexpected turns that mirror the freedom of skateboarding. It feels like motion captured in sound—fun, fearless, and just a little reckless. With its off-kilter bounce and infectious groove, the track carries the spirit of a true skater’s anthem. Tape Lab turns the ride into music, and “Know Goodness” makes it sound like pure joy on wheels.

Know Goodness

Smooth little sweed one, demo - complete track coming soon!

Sweedniss

Sad at the club
Sulkin' the VIP
Tears in my cup
While they're tearin' it up

Tears in the Club

Spyro the Dragon type beat. Looking for the gems, freeing my friends, no horizons.

Also, was it the tape or the wire that made the phase fucked up? Who knows.

EyeSpyro

Droidian (the cultural dynamics of androids) Slippers (those who are falling down). Although the thought is amusing, an android would never need slippers to warm their feet. But what are the needs of an android? Love? Compassion? Are androids capable of perceiving beauty? We know A.I. systems are able to emulate styles of art that took the masters a lifetime to achieve. Paleolithic research shows the rise of art led to more complex means of trade, and therefore the ability to record, spread, and grow culture.

Droidian Slip [RELUX REWIND]
Original Release: Nov 1, 2019

Tracklist:
1. Droidian Slippers (Single)
2. Rummaged Through the Contents
3. Dave's Test
4. Jeunglings
5. Outromentality

Droidian Slippers

Gotta Work 9-5 
to Keep the 6-9
Grind Alive

The 6-9 Grind

Homecoming

Improvisation on ground (continuation)

Cover of the 2003 song 'I Miss You' by Blink-182 

I Miss You (Blink-182 Cover)

Menu music from when you're at the shop
what you buyin?
got some rare things on sale, stranger

Welcome to the Shop

Welcome to #TapeLab—stay a while and listen. Founded in 2017 by lifelong friends, Tape Lab is a collective of artists and a hub for innovation, always open to collaboration. With the zeal of a self-published memoir, our sound is our own, but you can be the decider. We make music and art that sounds like it was fun to make and stands out in a sea of bland beats. 

As independent artists, we are always exploring new ways to expand our audience and find new creative outlets—especially with other undiscovered artists!

#TapeLab is currently based out of two headquarters in Durham, NC, and The Hamptons, NY.