Polyphonic Music Library - Poland

Polyphonic Music Library - PolandIntroducing "Library Breaksan original collection of royalty free drum breaks from Polyphonic Music Library, created by Grammy Award winning and multi platinum producer Mario Luciano. Poland is a set of 15 original analog drum breaks inspired by the early Polish underground and psych scene of the late 60s through the jazz fusion era of the 70s. Drawing influence from the raw, experimental rhythms of that time, this collection captures the authentic

Introducing "Library Breaks”—an original collection of royalty-free drum breaks from Polyphonic Music Library, created by Grammy Award-winning and multi-platinum producer Mario Luciano.

“Poland” is a set of 15 original analog drum breaks inspired by the early Polish underground and psych scene of the late ’60s through the jazz fusion era of the ’70s. Drawing influence from the raw, experimental rhythms of that time, this collection captures the authentic warmth and feel of vintage drum recordings. With over 115 kick, snare, hi-hat, percussion, and tom one-shots—processed through analog tube gear, ribbon mics, spring reverbs, and tape machines—you’ll get the genuine tone and texture of these rare underground Polish breaks. Perfect for any sound designer seeking versatile rhythms and cadences beyond the standard 4/4, these breaks offer fresh starting points for ideas and chord progressions.

Who’s Using These Samples?

Drums and samples by Polyphonic Music Library can be heard on records by Jake One, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, J. Cole, Schoolboy Q, Jack Harlow, H.E.R., Doechii, Westside Gunn, Joey Badass, Russ, Boldy James, Bryson Tiller, and Conway.

Jake One sampled the “Cold Diamonds” drum break from the Italia collection for Russ.
Kal Banx used the “Blue Sharks” drum break from the Italia collection for Doechii.