San Diego’s Gamma Gamma began in 2007 as a side/solo recording project. A-Drive, a recovering recording engineer who played synthesizers & Atari 2600 in the band Airport 81, began collecting more and more video games and old computers in the studio – dubbed “The Private Arcade”.
In between gigs, A-Drive studied some of the basics of BASIC Programming & speech synthesis utilizing various home computers of yesteryear, including the Commodore 64 and Texas Instruments TI-99/4A. “I started using a lot of equipment not normally played in Airport 81, so it was fresh to me”, reasoned A-Drive.

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