Continuing with the final mix of "That's Love," Matt Ross-Spang breaks out his artist mix controller to add his personal touch to the tracks of "That's Love."

After two days of tracking at the Legendary "Sam Phillips Recording" in Memphis, Tennessee, Matt Ross-Spang, Eli "Paperboy" Reed, The Hodges Brothers, The Masqueraders, and Ken Coomer have created two soulful songs that are ready for the mixing desk.

Moving on to "That's Love," Matt Ross-Spang and Eli "Paperboy" Reed work out piano and vocal overdubs.In this episode, Matt and Eli cut piano overdubs, lead and background vocals, and discuss topics like overloading preamps, changing microphones for different parts, etc.

Continuing with "As Long As You Want Me," Matt Ross-Spang and Eli "Paperboy" Reed shift gears and focus on the vocalsIn this episode, Matt and Eli re-cut the lead and background vocals to get an intense, passionate, and incredible performance out of Eli.

With a mix in place that Fab is feeling good about, it's time to bring Adrian back to hear it. As Fab and Adrian revisit the mix, they address revisions and continue to add on to "Some Summer Day."

Next up? Electric Guitar!In this episode, Matt and Eli come up with parts for the electric guitar that perfectly compliment what is already laid down, and explain the importance of getting the sound right at the source.

With the foundation of the mix formed in episode 2, Fab continues the mix, taking some time to put on his producer hate and focus on the performances and arrangement of the track.Watch as Fab:

The foundation of the song is solid, the Masqueraders have layered the backgrounds beautifully, and some of Memphis' finest have laid down some incredible horns on "Just As Long As You Want Me." It's time to lay down some acoustic guitar overdubs with Eli "Paperboy" Reed.

Now that Adrian has briefed Fab on the background of the song, the intention, and direction for where he would like to see it head, it's time for Fab to continue unpacking the session to find the exciting moments and bring them to life.

Tracks like Eli "Paperboy" Reeds "Anytime You Want Me" and "That's Love" demand a great horn section. Luckily, Memphis is home to legendary horn players Kirk Smothers, Mark Franklin, and Art Edmaiston.

In this episode, watch as Fab and Adrian discuss the song's background and create a plan of attack to bring "Some Summer Day" to life.