Drive

Curtis Schwartz's "Drive," released on February 27, 1996, under the KPM Main Series label, is a high-octane journey through the world of instrumental rock and electronic music. Clocking in at just over 31 minutes, this album is a power-packed collection of ten tracks that are sure to get your adrenaline pumping. From the opening track "Freedom" to the closing notes of "Easy Driver," Curtis Schwartz delivers a relentless beat that blends the raw energy of rock with the precision of electronic music. Each track, from the driving rhythms of "Power Drive" to the gritty sounds of "Power Grunge," showcases Schwartz's ability to create music that is both dynamic and engaging. Whether you're a fan of rock, electronic, or a mix of both, "Drive" is an album that will keep you on the edge of your seat. Curtis Schwartz's mastery of sound and rhythm makes "Drive" a standout album that is sure to leave a lasting impression.

Curtis Schwartz is an acclaimed American composer, record producer, sound engineer, and multi-instrumentalist with a career that has spanned decades and genres. Based in the UK since 1984, he established the renowned Curtis Schwartz Studio in the Sussex countryside, a luxury residential recording space featuring a Steinway Concert Grand piano. Known for his versatility, Curtis has made significant contributions to library music, with his compositions appearing on NBA cassettes and various other platforms. His discography includes albums like "Life Fresh," "The Vibe," and "Life & Leisure 2," showcasing his ability to blend creativity with technical expertise. Whether you're a fan of sports music or library tracks, Curtis Schwartz's work offers a rich and diverse sonic experience.

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