I LOVE Bang Zoom! Studios. I had an opportunity to do an internship there, and it was a fantastic…read moreexperience. Thank you, Bang Zoom!

I want to Thank everyone for their hard team work and true efficiency…read more Every time i visit this location I have a wonderful experience and every time i need to work with anyone here is always very professional from the receptionist up to each member assisting me with my needs, Yes....Keep up the great team work, truly recommend Bang Zoom!!!

Excellent studio. State of the art equipment, great people. Friendly and patient yet…read moreprofessional. Loved the experience. Highly recommend.

Chicano Rick here I have been coming to the studio since 2016 , Studio City sound is an extremely…read morewelcoming studio that will make you feel like you're just at home. I have developed myself here as an artist and will, continue to come here forever. Thank you very much Tom Wier &everyone at Studio City sound.

I've worked in the music industry for 8 years (record labels, been on tour, music magazines... all…read moreof it), have dated famous musicians, and still maintain my friendships and contacts. This all means that I am VERY jaded to the industry and not much, at this point in life, impresses me. So, when something comes along that brightens even my cynical attitude; then it must be something special. That is precisely what the Alley Studios in North Hollywood is and 'special' is an understatement. The Alley Studios is located on the corner of Lankershim/Ostego in the epicenter of the North Hollywood Arts District. From the exterior, one would this is an abandoned building as it is somewhat run-down and there are no apparent windows anywhere. This unsuspecting facade pulls the wool over everyone's eyes as the Alley Studios is basically a legendary facility dripping with music industry history. So what exactly, IS, the Alley Studios? Imagine an incognito basement owned by the coolest punk rocker you know, marry it with a small bar-type intimate performance stage, melt it with a recording studio and creative space, and bake it to perfection with a lounge. The ending result is Alley Studios. When you first walk in from the front (front and back entrances are available), you will see a room to your left with an intimate stage area available for performances or events that transports you to the coolest bar/concert venue in the 70s/80s. Keep walking down the narrow hall to find a lounge-type room with bar and a lovely garden-esque back patio outdoor space. The Alley Studios also has a basement, recording studios, loft etc; available for artists. Basically, this IS the place for public performances or artists wanting to write and record music or just escape the outside world. Which is PRECISELY what happens in the Alley Studios. This spot has housed literally every single musical legend past and present be it recording or just hanging out. You name it and they have been there. Want some examples? The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Alice Cooper, Roseanne Cash, Sister Sledge, Tom Petty... even to Jack White, Fergie, Chili Peppers, etc and so forth. In fact, the back lounge rooms consist of white brick walls that all the artists have signed. The Alley Studios allows you to photograph these walls but signs proclaim that no touching is allowed. Again, I am RARELY impressed but something about the energy is overwhelmingly amazing which is probably because no one would suspect this small, hidden building to have such amazing history. I mean, did you know about this place? I didn't, and I live two minutes WALKING distance from it! I went to the Alley Studios for an album release performance/party and the staff from the door to the bar was very kind. No one was stuck-up and snooty which is the usual for Hollywood/LA venues and recording studios and even the staff seemed grateful to be involved with the facility. They happily explained the venue history and pointed out the big names on the brick walls. For those interested in the paranormal, the Alley Studios is supposedly haunted with many experiencing spirits or entities. Take that as you will. The Alley Studios is just drop-dead amazing. The history and energy of the place is riveting but with an humble, quiet air. I really hope that the Alley Studios starts to house more public performances so that people can learn about it and experience it for themselves. Apparently there is a book in the works that will be pitched to publishers about the background of the facility. So whether you are a musician seeking a creative/recording space or just a fan that can make it to a performance at Alley Studios; DO check it out!

*PLEASE NOTE* Sadly,…read moreowner Bill Elkins passed away in late 2016, and from what I understand, his wife Shiloh suffered a stroke soon after. Not sure of her location as of Jan 2017. The Alley is indeed closed and the fate of this iconic establishment has yet to be determined. J. Harley Gilmore Alley Operations 2010-2014

What can I say? Question really is what CAN'T I say! Eric, Eli (spelling? Sorry) and the staff…read morerock. I've known about this studio for many years, but never actually recorded there. Well...My band the Riverdogs needed a great room/studio, to record drums for our new album. Fantastic is all I can say. Clean,comfortable,great board, gear, mics, staff. All pro. If you're looking for the best quality and the best rate, then look here. I've been a studio musician for 35+ years, and this room is as good as the 'high dollar' studios. And no attitude! We will be back for sure, and I will be back for any productions I'm doing when I need a bigger space. Studio A is the big room and well worth it. Anyway! It rocked. Thanks for having us. Cheers!! MD Thank you for using the photo as your cover shot. I'll post another!

After searching for a good while to find a classic and professionally run studio with a Studer 24…read moretrack reel to reel tape machine and a killer Trident mixing console, I found this place. A real gem! Clear Lake Audio Recording Studios is just what I needed. The vibe, so good as you walk in and see the rooms, and studio A was such a welcome sight to the eyes. The staff is second to none with all the help and input as well. Very professional! I will return and can't wait. The Yamaha grand piano was full of tone and rich with melody and resonance. Eric who was at the helm, really worked hard to bring out the best in me and the music to be recorded. Very patient and great advice as well. This is a rare place to find and I am truly fortunate to have been able to work with this staff. Excellent service!

After 10 years of being a loyal client, I'm done. The staff is consistently rude, cold, and…read morecompletely unprofessional. You walk in with a smile and get treated like an inconvenience. It's honestly shocking to be treated this poorly after supporting this place for so long. The environment is negative and unwelcoming, and it's not worth the money. Take your business elsewhere, The Hub NoHo has way better customer service.

WOW!! First time renting out the studio for my daughter's…read morequince practice! very client, FANS are the best, besides AC plus Janis the receptionist on Sunday Morning, was the BEST to work with! politely and cared about our concerns and the 12 kids THANK YOU for making us feel super comfortable

Great experience all around. Excellent staff. Easy to rent. Love the space and vibe. $$$…read morereasonable Great value

Great spot to book some time and get practice in. I'm a drummer and like to get a small room to…read moreplay in which is Studio 3 & 4. The only reason I knocked off a star is because the second tom hasn't been set up on studio 3 in months before I go in which is annoying. This takes up time from me getting straight to practice. I wish the staff would place everything in it's original set up so it doesn't cut into a player's time. It's also just looks good for the business if they were to go in and check the rooms in general to make sure everything looks good before someone else comes in.

Soundworks is a great production and post-production house staffed by talented professionals…read more Friendly, laid-back vibe here, but everyone's always hard at work so don't get in their way! LOL. Good rates, and they are great at helping clients meet time-sensitive deadlines. I've worked with them for 12 years and it's always been a rewarding experience. They have another location specializing in Foley, ADR, and Post, located nearby.

A really nice studio in an unassuming building, conveniently located across the street from a…read moredecent cafe. Nice people. Fully stocked kitchen complete with wind chimes that tempt you to run your fingers across. Tons of Disney records/cassette tape award plaques adorn the walls. Apparently, studio credits include Tron Legacy & High School Musical. How cool! Wouldn't mind coming back here again.

This studio is just a great place. Experienced staff. On their game serving my VO clients. Highly…read morerecommend.

Working with the team at Marc Graue Studios is always a top tier experience. They are one of the…read moremost illustrious and sought after studios in LA for a reason. Even during Covid-19, they were extremely respectful of my boundaries as a remote Voice Talent, and made me feel respected, cared for, and made it so easy to do the work they hired me to do. I can't wait to work with them a thousand more times!

Love this spot. I like the layout, the different sized rooms and the fact that you can rent a room…read moreand be tucked away and not have everyone peeking into your session.

Love this place. Staff is super cool and the energy feels so organic. Not many dance studios in LA…read morehave the feel this one has.