I've recorded here many times with different bands. The owner Joe is a great guy. The space has a…read morereally awesome feel to it. We've been to other places and they just felt more cold and unpersonal, the staff at redroom always made us feel at home and made sure that we were happy with the final product start to finish. Highly recommended!

A good place to go and rehearse with your band. Modes practice spaces are adequate for proper…read morerehearsal. The store specializes in used musical equipment although I've never purchased anything there. Nothing is really priced to move all in all. It's OK place for musicians on Staten Island.

I booked a 2-month block of weekly rehearsal for my drums. I live in a co-op and can't practice…read morereal drums, only electronic drums. A throw back in time from when you got personal service from the owner who knew what they were talking about. And they give lessons. What more could you want?

Not far from Industry City, inside a commercial art space lies Magic Hour Studios, something you,…read morefrom the outside, wouldn't be able to point out. Upon entering the studio you're welcomed by a moody-lit space and the friendly smile of Will, the head engineer there. To say that this studio is a blessing is an understatement. Its affordable price tag gives back heaps with a kind and responsive engineer guiding the newcomers to recording and making you feel like a pro. The acoustics are on point, the booth microphone is top notch, and the services offered there couldn't be found at an equivalent quality for the price point. TL;DR if you want to have a professional sound and edge to your music, from the beats to recording to mixes and masters, Magic Hour has you covered. It might be a bit out of the way for some but theres no doubt that there's anywhere too far in NYC where going here isn't worth the time and money.

From the owner: Magic Hour is a recording studio in Sunset Park, Brooklyn. We specialize in writing, recording, and…read moremixing contemporary hip hop, R&B, and dance music. Young M.A., Fabolous, and Grammy winner Marky Ramone have recorded here.

excellent facility, I have been here to both record and party and had great experiences with both…read more hip space and cool staff. would recommend to anyone who likes things that are cool

From the owner: Located in the heart of the East Village, Gonzo’s Studios provides top-tier rehearsal and recording…read morestudios for musicians and bands of all genres. Our professionally designed spaces are perfect for honing your craft or capturing your next big project. We also host events like album release parties, photography showcases, and private celebrations in our versatile lounge area. Experience the perfect space for creativity and community at Gonzo’s Studios, with our rehearsal rooms starting at only $35 / hour.

My son went to the DG Rockers summer camp this year and we signed him up for the entire 6 weeks. We…read moredecided on this camp because the schedule worked great for us, they had many different activities throughout the day, and they took the kids out on field trips every Friday. I usually don't set high expectations, I'm fine as long as my son is safe and doesn't come home crying. This camp, however, completely and totally exceeded my expectations. From the onset, all forms were handled electronically. They set up parent orientations prior to the start of the camp so we knew what to expect and what to prepare. The campers were offered a free tryout day so they could prepare themselves as well. I didn't expect any of these, so they were pleasant surprises. As the camp started, I kept waiting for the day when my son would complain and say that he doesn't want to go anymore, as he typically does with school. I am still in shock today as that day never came. He never complained, and it was a pleasant sight to behold in the morning that he got ready and was looking forward to go. There were so many counselors in the camp, the ratio was probably close to 2:1. I was able to drop off my son in the morning the first week, and it gave such a warm feeling to see the cheerful counselors stood by the door to welcome the campers! They were all young and energetic, and you could just tell that they wanted to be there and they wanted the experience to be as fun for themselves as for the campers. They incorporated a summer reading plan into the camp where they took the campers to the library everyday and read books recommended by the librarian. The library was unfortunately closed for a period of time due to a broken AC. Instead of giving up, they relentlessly tried and was able to work with the library, which provided them with a private room in the back that actually had air conditioning. Reading is such an important function in shaping young minds. I am so glad that this camp, which is not widely known as many of the other bigger camps, put the worthy weight on reading and committed to carry out the reading program despite the difficulties. It is a very long winded review. I'm aware but I want to make sure that I give credit where credit is due. This is truly a hidden gem. What is most precious is the fact that they care, and it shows throughout their planning and execution, and the result of a very happy camper and parents.

Ms. Santina is a wonderful teacher who knows have to make each singing class fun and interesting…read more She is also a very understanding teacher who encouraged me throughout my journey of music. The staff are also very nice.

This is an amazing new rental studio space and artist community. The company I work for regularly…read morerents studios for rehearsals and classes. The rooms vary in size and have a lot of personality - some with bright windows and all with high ceilings. The building is handicap accessible with ramps and elevators. Prices are the most reasonable we've found in NYC. The staff is personable, professional and helpful. I love the vibes here, great little lobby / kitchen to heat up food, take a quick meeting or get some work done. Clean restrooms. Love this place!

From the owner: Houghton Hall Arts Community is a new 17,000 Square Foot Rehearsal Space and Arts Management…read moreFacility in the NoMad neighborhood of midtown Manhattan. We offer offices, rehearsal rooms, acting studios and meeting space to performing arts organizations, teachers, actors, and other arts professionals. Available for reservations by the hour or by the day.

Luna is a heck of a dog. Runs the place great, never overcharges, always knows how to bark to the…read morerecording artists. Oh, and the human owner is fine too, I guess.

Great vibes and professionalism. I started recording here in 2018 and haven't looked back. I look…read moreforward to many more years of recording here. As a writer/producer it's refreshing to have someone like Henry (Owner/Engineer) to help bring my ideas & production to another level! Out of this world!

This is my favorite space to record in nyc- engineer is beyond knowledgable, helpful and welcoming…read more Everything I've recorded, especially the vocals, came out amazing. I didn't know I could sound so good. The studio itself is very comfortable. You can take your time without feeling rushed like some other places. Prices were very affordable. If you're looking for the best sound possible, this is the place to be.

From the owner: Sounds of Glory is a boutique recording and production studio located in Crown Heights, Brooklyn…read more We offer High quality recording and mixing. Text or Call to schedule your session today!

This converted Industrial-Revolution-era factory now houses workspaces of all kinds--painting and…read moredesign studios, dance studios, and we recorded a CD in a recording studio in the lower--a.k.a. basement--level. The soaring spaces are truly awesome; details like the delicate cast-iron stairs and original brickwork make this building a delight to work in.

COOL COOL COOL! I saw The Imposter here as a result of the Automotive High School in Williamsburg…read moregetting shut down (rip :'( ) for a rooftop movie and the space was *awesome*. Just the walk to the building from the Carroll Street stop was so cool (old abandoned buildings! The G above the Gowanus!). Now, I don't work here so I can't really give a real review on the recording spaces but the building itself is a relic of American history and its been beautifully redone on the inside. The courtyard where we watched the movie was spacious and had awesome acoustics.