Splice Website Comms?

I'm doing a bit of digging on what looks like some kind of comms regarding cloud services. I'd post an image of a dig diagram but images are still fucked so I'll try write this as simple as possible.

Link to Website

> https://splice.com/sounds/catalog

On the Splice website above (A website for music production samples), there's currently a sample pack in the 'What's new' section called Cloud Trap, featuring an image of an owl and the pyramid structure symbolism. Scroll to the bottom of the page to view it.

When clicking the link to the pack, you should receive an error that the pack no longer exists. This is an extremely uncommon error on the website.

Link to a high-res image of the sample pack cover:

> https://splice-res.cloudinary.com/image/upload/f_auto,q_auto,w_auto/c_limit,w_450/v1522075303/1522075303.jpg

The company, Singomakers, also features some strange wording on their website:

> http://singomakers.net/

At the bottom of their home page reads the following:

>YES, WE DO GHOST-WRITING IN MANY GENRES. NOT OFTEN, EXPENSIVE, BUT IN THE UPPER CLASS. SEND US AN EMAIL TO INFO@SINGOMAKERS.NET WITH «GHOST WRITING REQUEST» AS THE TOPIC.

Singomakers' other sample packs also feature some satanic stars and demonic shit:

> https://www.loopmasters.com/labels/59-Singomakers

Summary

Whilst this seems obscure, this looks like comms to me through the medium of a sample pack. The name of the pack, 'Cloud Trap' and the image used for the cover of the pack don't resemble eachother in any way, leading me to believe this is comms. As a guess, 'Cloud Trap' may reference a blackhat op relating to Cloud Services.

The fact that this is on a popular music production website could mean this comms is aimed at influencial individuals in the music scene.

Dig could be garbage but any opinions from Anons?