The most rare item we've ever released, and for good reason. The "Vault" score was produced under a very unique set of circumstances; I was given a large budget to record a library of music for a film set in 1975. We spent the entire budget, while retaining ownership of the sounds created, and took the opportunity to record incredible musicians through vintage analog equipment. The result was an incredible soundtrack, but also these 'stems', meant to be chopped and re-contextualized into future songs.

Originally meant to be kept to ourselves as a secret stash, we've decided to offer a very limited number of downloads & 45s to DJs, producers, beatmakers and collectors who'd like to crack the "Vault". Various requests have come our way for these pieces since the movie released, and here's your chance. These will absolutely never be reprinted once they're gone.

* Signed, numbered 45, which features two of the illest drum breaks we made for the score.

* a DL card to a private folder containing more drums, isolated bass, keys and horns, and various stems from the score.

* Agreement for guaranteed master clearance in any future compositions (requires 15% composition split in the event of a placement on a major label release)

Aside from hiring the nastiest musicians we could find, here's some of what was done in the process to age these recordings:

* Tracked stuff using vintage neumann, rca, akg mics. Lots of outboard gear including neve, roland, teletronix.

* Tracked the musicians on a vintage Trident Consoles and SSL consoles.

* Used real Roland Junos, Fender Rhodes, Wurlitzer & Hammond B3 organs. Real Space Echo FX & Pedals.

* Tracked instruments through vintage Fender, Ampeg & Moviola amps

* Ran recordings to tape and back to add real tape saturation, using a Studer a-827 2" machine and a Studer a-810 1/4" machine.

* Summed everything through either an SSL , Neve, or Manley tube summing box

These are already going quick! Nab em while you can!