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Music can be incredibly nostalgic. Hearing a long-forgotten sound has the power to transport you instantly back to a moment in time. A song coming on the radio, someone humming a melody, the sounds of wind or waves can snap you into a visceral and vivid memory. Often times this sensation takes us by surprise, but we’ve sought out these sounds and created something memorable. 

Lush Rhythm Sections is a universally applicable collection of gorgeous down-tempo song starters made to instantly inject an easy groove into your next production. Pick from a range of loops that were recorded on live drums, felt piano and electric guitar and meticulously recorded one-shots ready-made to throw into the sampler. The harmonic inspirations range from Jazz and Rand;B to Americana with addictive instrumental splits will slot beautifully into pre-existing tracks. The production style is lush and full spectrum; the sounds were recorded with high quality ribbon microphones and tube condensers into Class A pre-amplifers. They were mixed through a Neve analog summing mixer. 

Forest Hills – Alternative Hip Hop is a collection of live and resampled melodies, beats, and ideas. Created by Sunday Supply resident producer Jimmy Q, the pack was crafted by our team of live musicians at Splice.

Music producer and regular Sunday Supply creator Jimmy Q returns with a personal sonic exploration of musical nostalgia.

Sunday Supply welcomes back Production duo Jordan Davis and Bailey Sample aka Support Staff with their new signature pack Cloudfall – Indie Chill Hop.

After Hours is for those whose creativity awakens as the rest of the city begins to call it a night. Inspired by soul, RnB, and trap, this pack is loaded with a variety of song-inspiring ingredients and sets the mood for any night owl. The pack features vibe-centric synth and sultry keys, love-sick guitar melodies, and tasty resampled progressions ready to set the scene for your introspective songwriting or production session. 

Salmon farming can wreak havoc on marine ecosystems. Wherever there is an open pen salmon farm, there is a danger that chemicals and disease from the farmed fish will spread to nearby wild salmon populations and to other marine life. For example, sea lice are a leading cause of fish mortality for wild Pacific Salmon in proximity to farms. 

Multi disciplinary artist Ta-ku shares his very first sound pack - the Homecoming Kit. Coming fresh off the release of his debut album 'Songs To Come Home To' this pack taps into the soulful nostalgia of home. This kit nods to Ta-ku's signature sound from the past and; the newly established sound from his latest release that showcases a team of incredible collaborators.

RVNES (pronounced runes) is a composer, curator, and consultant with a unique aesthetic and finely tuned ear for recognizing both trends and emerging talent within the music industry. A Billboard Music Award winner and Grammy nominee, RVNES supplies material for some of music’s biggest companies, artists, and producers across a myriad of genres which has established him as a go-to collaborator among those in the upper echelon of both hip-hop and Latin music.

Safak Ozkutle, the Turkish producer behind the mystical Oceanvs Orientalis collective, delivers a rare collection of sounds pulled from the live sets that launched his career. Both a sound purist and maverick, Oceanvs Orientalis’ is a devotee of classic, orchestral instruments as well as experimental synthesized sounds. Construction Materials is a combination of both his sonic traditionalism and; his sonic adventures.

In 2011, a collapsing Creole cottage on Piety Street in the Bywater became the catalyst for a grand experiment in "musical architecture.” Founding artists Delaney Martin, Taylor Lee Shephard, Swoon and owner of the house, Jay Pennington, imagined the wreckage could be reimagined as a playground, theatre, musical instrument and, in general, a space for community music making. With 20+ other local artists, they brought the cottage back to life as a landscape of collectively-built sonic structures that make sounds in surprising ways - by walking on floorboards, opening sliding doors, or playing columns made of chimes. Thus began an evolving project that would be known as the Music Box.

In Fantasy Canyon of Dinosaur National Monument Park along the Uinta Mountains of Utah on the border of Colorado lie some of the worlds only lithophones. These ancient stones from the Eocene Era 150 million years go, where there was once a Lake Uinta and since then dried and the formation of river sandstone, has left these incredible finger-shaped lithophones that sound magical when struck.

Elliot Sharp is a legendary NYC based experimental multi-instrumentalist and avant-garde artist who pushes the envelope of exploratory sound. For decades he’s been creating a variety of electro-acoustic, string, and percussive instruments from found parts and recycled objects. Splice has finally teamed up with Elliot to record all of these unusual, eerie, haunting, and supernatural sounds that emanate from these instruments in one place. 

The sounds we hear in our daily lives can seem mundane, annoying, or even irritating. But what if we listened with a new mindful perspective? Splice Explores: Halcyon City captures the everyday sounds of Los Angeles and puts them through a series of effects, processing, and experimentation. The result is an urban soundscape transformed into a lush suite of ambient and meditative sound-healing samples.

Farm to Table is a sonic documentary that traces the journey of raw ingredients from vineyards and farms to their final destination on our plates. The Slovenian tourism board has developed a system for ‘Green Certification’ of travel destinations throughout the country; and on a bike ride through the Soča Valley in Slovenia, producer and artist Charles Van Kirk and his wife Kerri sought out to record in some of these locations. They tracked down the sonic lineage of milk and grapes from the hillsides and vineyards where they are farmed to the cellars and restaurants where they are served as cheese and wine, finally ending up at the epicenter of fine dining - Hiša Franko restaurant.