
Ensoniq EPS sampler
Every melodic and percussive sound in the archive originated here.
- Class
- Hardware
- Dated
- In service 1989–1990
Second single released from the declassified archive. Original sequences recovered and new vocals recorded by Reid Martin Basso at The Cave Studios.

Daylight
Brings the memories
Brings the heartache
But all my dreams
When I wake
Turn blue
Tender
Something special
Keeps me waiting
Leaves me holding back
I want more
Turn blue
If I take a chance
To make decisions
Can I bear
To make mistakes
If I take a chance
To make decisions
Can I bear
To make mistakes
Waiting
Growing tired
Growing colder
In the still of night
Hearts I’m told
Turn blue
Thinking
I remember
The decisions
When all I want
Is something new
Turn blue
If I take a chance
To make decisions
Can I bear
To make mistakes
If I take a chance
To make decisions
Can I bear
To make mistakes
Midnight
Leaves me breathless
And uncertain
Of a hand to hold
Am I wrong
To turn blue
Morning
Play to lovers
Sings a lovesong
That I’ve never heard
Am I wrong
To turn blue
Am i wrong
To turn blue
Mmm, to turn blue
Am I wrong
To turn blue
Sidney had completed his college classes for the day on an overcast winter day. He sat down and began playing arpeggio patterns with complementary bass notes searching for the right harmonic combination. When he finished he was sure this would be the next Detsky Mir song. Sidney shared his latest creation with Reid, who was inspired to write the perfect lyrics to complement the melancholy mood that is Turn Blue.
Released as a digital single on 22 April 2026.
Original saxaphone solo played on Ensoniq EPS in 1990 version was reimagined and performed by Sidney Maestre on nylon string acoustic guitar
| Catalogue no. | DMP-T02 |
|---|---|
| Track | 2 of 8 |
| Written | 1990 |
| Runtime | 3:45 |
| Tempo | 115 BPM |
| Key | Gb minor |
| Original Sequence | MOTU Digital Performer — 10 tracks |
| Source | Logic Pro X 2026 Master |
| Status | Recovered · complete |
| Unit 1 | Ensoniq EPS |
|---|

Every melodic and percussive sound in the archive originated here.