19K views · 553 reactions | We were joined last night by piano prodigy and legend at just 13 years old, Justin Lee Schultz of the The J.L.S Experience on our Korg Solo Series! He played some of his favorite songs as well as talked on what he loved most about the Korg Kronos, microKorg & his nifty talkbox! Thanks for coming on the stream, Justin! We hope to see you all next thursday for another Korg Solo Series in-home concert. | KORG US | Facebook

Ozzy Osbourne’s early solo records quietly carry the fingerprint of the ARP 2600, thanks largely to keyboardist Don Airey. Though Ozzy is a guitar-icon figure, the 2600’s eerie drones, resonant sweeps, and organ-like synth textures helped give songs like “Mr. Crowley” and “Diary of a Madman” their cold, theatrical atmosphere. Rather than flashy synth leads, the ARP served as a mood machine — adding a horror-film layer beneath the guitars and helping define the dark, cinematic character of Ozzy’s