Electronic

Electronic music has never stayed still. From the early synthesizer experiments of the 1970s to the drum machine-driven clubs of the 1980s, through acid house and Detroit techno and all the fractured subgenres that followed, this is a genre defined by restless invention. Producers treat the studio as an instrument. Texture, rhythm, and space do the work that melody does elsewhere.

Electronic samples carry that restlessness into your sessions. Every recording here reflects deliberate sonic choices made with hardware that mattered. Analog warmth, sequenced arpeggios, programmed rhythms with a physicality that software alone rarely produces.

Our catalog leans into the genre's Italian library music roots alongside contemporary nu-disco and experimental production. Giampiero Boneschi's Moog-driven compositions sit alongside Mirror People's polished nu-disco cuts and Gianfranco Reverberi's cinematic arrangements. Across those recordings, you'll find synthesizer textures, drum programming, bass sequences, and atmospheric builds that reward producers willing to dig past the obvious.

Many tracks come with stems, which is really important here. Even more than in most genres. Isolating a synth line from a full arrangement opens creative angles that the stereo mix keeps locked away. Browse by mood, tempo, or era, and you'll surface recordings with real character. When electronic samples need to carry a track on their own, these do.