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In February 2015, Indaba Music launched the Converse Rubber Tracks Sample Library in partnership with Converse. [13] The library offers over 42,000 royalty free audio samples recorded at Converse Rubber Tracks studios. [14] Indaba built the technology and produced the recording sessions and sample packs for the library. [15]
The four-track EP was released with Sniffling Indie Kids digitally and on compact disc, cassette and vinyl, on August 19, 2016. It was recorded at Converse Rubber Tracks Studio in Brooklyn, New York, by Jason Finkel, and mixed and mastered at Lakehouse Recording Studios, by Erik Kase Romero. The album photograph is by Jacob Mooty, with design ...
In February 2015, Sentina was a part of Converse's Rubber Tracks Sample Library, recording several hours' worth of loops available for free use by musicians globally. [7] Later on in 2015, Esquire magazine named Sentina "A Badass Musician We Love on Instagram." [8]
[3] [4] While they were in New York they recorded material at Converse Rubber Tracks. [5] The trio's first release for Ratbag Records was a single, "Fun", in July, which was distributed by Warner Music Australasia. They followed, in October, with its parent five-track extended play, 50 Push Ups for a Dollar, and a second
In April 2015, Mephiskapheles recorded two new songs as part of the Converse Rubber Tracks project, at Rubber Tracks studio in Brooklyn. [citation needed] In June, Mephiskapheles released its eponymous EP, the first new Mephiskapheles music in 16 years, on Meph Records, in 12-inch vinyl and online digital formats.
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In December 2011, the band was selected to record at Converse's Rubber Tracks recording studio in Brooklyn, New York, where they recorded three songs in a 16-hour recording and mixing session with Grammy Award-winning engineer Geoff Sanoff. [5] While at the studio, the band was interviewed by CNN and MTV. [citation needed]
Upon graduating from Berklee and Northeastern, the whole band returned to the West Coast. Just after moving, the band was chosen to be part of the Converse Rubber Tracks recording program, and was sent to Sydney, Australia to record at Studios 301. [1] After returning from Australia, the band settled down and began writing and recording their ...