Original productions and curated archives — engineered in Logic Pro.
The Renaissance "Trilogy Feed" Archive — an interactive archive built from three 70-minute master recordings, engineered in Logic Pro and presented as a zero-delay, high-fidelity experience.
In 1994, Sasha & John Digweed changed electronic music with Renaissance: The Mix Collection — the first official nightclub "sampler."
The album was a masterclass in early 90s progressive house and trance. It wasn't just a hit — it was a cultural milestone.
From its iconic Sistine Chapel artwork to the triple-CD package, it defined the sound of a generation.
This project demonstrated how DAW expertise and web infrastructure can deliver professional-grade interactive audio.
Three separate 70-minute masters mixed specifically for web streaming constraints.
Extensive testing ensured the "Feed" remained stable without drop-outs or lag.
The Outcome: A zero-delay, interactive archive taking a creative concept into a finished digital reality.
A dance cut built around a bassline pulled straight from a 90's Korg M1 — that unmistakable slap bass patch that soundtracked a whole era of house and dance records. Out now on iTunes, YouTube Music, and all the leading streaming platforms.
// Note: other tracks are also available through the same iTunes, YouTube Music, and streaming platform pages.
Custom audio players or interactive archives for your music project.