The Other Guys – Summer ’92 [Beat Tape]

The Other Guys are back with a new instrumental project for our listening pleasure.

After earning critical acclaim for “The Mind of a Saint” with Skyzoo and gearing up for their upcoming joint album with Che Noir (out August 29), production duo The Other Guys return with something more intimate: their new instrumental project, “Summer ’92”.

The record is a tribute to their fathers, both of whom grace the album cover. For Mighty Joe, it carries an especially personal weight — his father passed away last year after a battle with dementia. The music became a way of working through that loss.

“This one’s for my father. And Isaiah’s,” Mighty Joe shares. “Digging through records, looping emotions, remembering his voice… Summer ’92 is what it sounds like to grieve, to reflect, and to hold on while letting go.”

Crafted from warm samples, dusty drums, and soulful loops, Summer ’92 evokes the feeling of long childhood summers, the presence of fathers, and the quiet gravity of memory. It’s nostalgic yet healing — a record you don’t just hear, but feel.

“Summer ’92” is out now on Bandcamp in digital format and as a limited-edition cassette.