one of my fav Jam & Spoon tracks of all time is "follow me," so I was excited seeing it in the description and you deliver!

i'm in a room surrounded by all sorts of technology late at night. oh and there is a robotic cat that is hungry in need of recharging. clearly the track cuts off when the cat jumps on the multitrack hitting the stop button.

one of my fav Jam & Spoon tracks of all time is "follow me," so I was excited seeing it in the description and you deliver! i'm in a room surrounded by all sorts of technology late at night. oh and there is a robotic cat that is hungry in need of recharging. clearly the track cuts off when the cat jumps on the multitrack hitting the stop button.

I saw your reply to my comment the other day - I'm hyped I turned you on to Jam & Spoon! They weren't well known outside of Europe at the time, there were a few more pop hits that hit the radio here in the 90s but that was about it. I thus spent exorbitant amounts of money on their CDs in my youth lol.

I think, again, you captured their exploratory spirit here. I particularly like how the percussion evolves, and that bass is SO DEEP I love it. Immediately felt my heart flutter at the start, all the pieces are there.

I agree, more groove and space would be a next step. Percussive mutes - or melodic mutes - might help with the space there. Also, after diving deep into techno all year, you'd be surprised how much structure a simple riser/snare fill and a good ol' 909 crash every 16 bars can add to something like this, even if they're just running on a loop for now.

This is AMAZING VCV work. I am so impressed.

I saw your reply to my comment the other day - I'm hyped I turned you on to Jam & Spoon! They weren't well known outside of Europe at the time, there were a few more pop hits that hit the radio here in the 90s but that was about it. I thus spent exorbitant amounts of money on their CDs in my youth lol. I think, again, you captured their exploratory spirit here. I particularly like how the percussion evolves, and that bass is SO DEEP I love it. Immediately felt my heart flutter at the start, all the pieces are there. I agree, more groove and space would be a next step. Percussive mutes - or melodic mutes - might help with the space there. Also, after diving deep into techno all year, you'd be surprised how much structure a simple riser/snare fill and a good ol' 909 crash every 16 bars can add to something like this, even if they're just running on a loop for now. This is AMAZING VCV work. I am so impressed.

I'm. Not familiar with jam & spoon, but if it's anything like this, they're prob pretty dope!
This sounds really badass, really fascinating that you're getting all of this stuff from VCV setups! Incredible!

I'm. Not familiar with jam & spoon, but if it's anything like this, they're prob pretty dope! This sounds really badass, really fascinating that you're getting all of this stuff from VCV setups! Incredible!

Cool stuff, but the abrupt ending was pretty jarring given how smooth the groove is across the track. It's very well put together such that it really feels coherent and complete.

Cool stuff, but the abrupt ending was pretty jarring given how smooth the groove is across the track. It's very well put together such that it really feels coherent and complete.