On Episode 9, we’re amazingly back in D Major and somehow only a single BPM off from the last jam at 77 BPM. Rather than veering into the relative minor, though, Oliver aims to stay in major this time. He starts off playing some chords with a warm pad sound before adding a drum part. As per usual, recording a huge bass synth sound really ties the room together. After experimenting with a few higher frequency sounds, Oliver decides a guitar riff is needed and quickly finds one. Although the loop ends on a rise, it’s still slightly minor focused - so he ends the jam with some positive vocal stabs.

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