Homey but tech savvy - Great vibes backed by efficient caring people! I am now calling this my…read moreneighborhood studio. That Hammond A-100 was spitting funkiness all over the place... We are going back to Kauai after our house by Will Rogers Park burned but will be back for that good live studio sound! Aloha Dan Bonow

Absolutely LOVE this studio. I recorded my first piano piece 10 years ago, and came in a month ago…read moreto record and publish my second composition. Kathleen was extremely accomodating, and provided me with a fantastic engineer, Bryan. Kathleen really empathizes with the need of musicians, and worked to accommodate my needs. She is an absolute saint, and I love the "floating on sand" aspect of the studio that insulates acoustics from any "sound pollution". The vibe of the place hasn't changed in 10 years, making it the most consistent studio I have every worked with. A huge fan, and I look forward to many more sessions in the near future. LOVE!!!!!

NewVine had the professional environment we were looking for. This was our first time using a…read morestudio to record some lines and Leo was very patient during the process. with his guidance, we felt confident and comfortable recording. There was also some great food options near by when we needed a break.

Had a great time working with Leo, writing new music and watching him work his magic on his amazing…read moreequipment. The studio is an incredible space, conveniently located in SM with a great atmosphere for creativity. Look forward to coming back!

THE Village is a must. Not only is the staff cool the equipment amazing but there is magic in here…read more I got to document a Stanly Clarke album being made. I'm most definitely going to book a project here !

For me, The Village is probably the best studio experience I have had as a client. All of the set…read moreup, booking, session setup, logistics are taken care of the moment you step in. The people working as your assistant and runners are all talented, top notch audio engineers who know how to pretty much troubleshoot every situation. I got called in as a guest sound engineer for an acoustic session and my assistant got everything set up and ready to go even before I walked in for the call time. In some studios, this is not what happens, you get there and you start from scratch, with the Village, you get your set up exactly as you want it and you have a whole team of people ready to help you out whenever you need to. They have an awesome mic locker, a lot of history, great people and a super warm and friendly but genuine vibe. The people are crazy chill but know how to fix a problem. And did I mention that they are relatively affordable? Okay maybe I can say that they probably offer the best value for money with the studios around LA. I don't ever remember being less stressed in a studio session than when I do one here.

Love this place and Daniel Krieger. Stellar spot with great equipment and sound gear. Super great…read morevibe

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So this place is awesome…read more Red Bull has definitely invested in Santa Monica. This office campus is amazing with its own theatre and a huge open working space (about the size of a warehouse). Perks are obviously free Red Bull and we all know it gives you wings. Went to a tech panel here and it was great. Highly recommend, if you get a chance, visit this place. Great job Red Bull.

Endless Noise Coffee whips up a damn good Turkish coffee. The bold flavor reminds me a bit of…read moreVietnamese phin coffee, but the flavor profile is a bit smoother to my taste. It's brewed in a copper cup and heated by using scalding hot sand. Seriously. They have an electric sandbox machine used to boil the coffee, replicating the traditional Turkish method of brewing coffee from hundreds of years ago. I like the original Turkish Coffee and taking it black. The coffee is so smooth that you don't need milk, and in my opinion you really should experience the full aromatic flavors of the Turkish coffee without the milk covering it up. You get a little butterscotch on the side too. More than just a coffee shop, Endless Noise is a testament to human ingenuity and the creative spirit. Tucked away in what I (for lack of better words) call Santa Monica's "warehouse district," Endless Noise began as strictly a recording studio- and a damn good one too. The owner used to serve Turkish coffee to his clients. One day, he decided to start selling vinyl records to the community. Then, he started offering his Turkish coffee as well. Why not? I've been trying to grab a coffee here for two years, but I always made the mistake of coming on the weekends when they were closed. I don't know why I decided to try again today of all days, on a Monday afternoon. But as I approached the store and saw their door open for the first time, I felt like I was stepping into a dream and taking a break from reality for a bit. Shout out to Aiden, the incredible barista running this joint. What can I say? Endless Noise is good people through and through.

Love this place. Aiden, the head barista, is so kind and welcoming. Every interaction I've had…read morethere, whether with customers or the owner, feels so personal and genuine. Laidback and neighborhoody local spot vibes. I don't know a lot of spots that do Turkish coffee and was very pleased to see that they not only offer Turkish coffee but do it well (with a nice twist). Vinyl options were on point. Great variety. Reminds me of Trader Joe's -- shop may look small, but the store is curated in a way where it feels like the coverage you need is there. The owner invited me through the door that separates the coffee shop from the rest of the space and it turns out they also have a neat event space for rental and a full blown sound and recording studio in the back as well. Felt like I went through a space in a video game where new chambers were unlocked and the space just became more and more interesting with each unlocked portal. So many coffee shop experiences feel so impersonal -- especially in LA where there are endless options and it feels like you just walk in and wait in line to get your fix, but there's something special about this place. Found my new favorite coffee spot.

Very professional high tech music studio owned by amazingly talented musician, teacher and film…read morecomposer. Classical music instruction on multiple instruments piano violin as well as rock n roll guitar and singing.

Best recording studio I've ever seen in my life. I have been to over 35 recording studios and…read morehonestly this one was breathtaking. Definitely recommend if your in the Santa Monica area.

Such a great studio run by very professional folks. The security of your gear and room is great and…read moreeverything is kept clean. Charles and the owner TK I have both dealt with and their entire goal is run a professional and clean/tidy environment for people trying to do actual work. That said it's also not uptight or weird. It strikes the perfect balance between comfortable and fun plus being clean and well run.

Great location but a little noisy , but the price is fair & the staff is pretty good…read moreI've had a few spots there & can't complain

Great facility! Great people! Loads of talent. Jeff and crew…read moremake your best plan the best reality. Love it here!

Having had a terrible experience with Gaz from "that british place", I was impressed with Deanna's…read moreprofessional manner. While using the aforementioned studio I couldn't help but feel Gaz's eyes were constantly undressing me. At least with Deanna I didn't feel like I was being eye-raped the whole time.

I've worked with Hear No Evil to record music several times over the course of the last few years…read moreand the experiene is always excellent. The studio owner and recording engineer is highly knowledgable and friendly. The studio staff are all very helpful and organized. Everybody really cares about their craft. The space itself is beautifully built and invites creativity. The atmosphere is relaxed but professional. There are several rooms for recording. As a drummer, most of my time is spent in the main room. The Hear No Evil team sets up sessions quickly while maintaining a positive atmosphere. My recording process has always gone smoothly. There are a wide range of instruments, microphones, and amps to choose from and the staff will help recommend what to use for the best result. If it's a longer session, there is a microwave and fridge to heat/store some food. Parking is on-site, free, and abundant. I give Hear No Evil my highest recommendation!

Very unprofessional. The owner, Elliot Koenig, had interns running the session and they were on…read moreTikTok most of the time. As an artist paying for studio time, that's incredibly distracting and disrespectful. I did not feel valued as a client. After leaving, I was repeatedly asked to rebook, instead of being asked how the session went. Bad vibes kill creativity. I would never go back. UPDATED Feb 1-11:24pm After leaving this review, the owner Elliot messaged me AGAIN on Instagram. Took zero accountability and only cares about his image. NOT the client. To address your comment, I asked for a discount, cuz your interns run the session. As Indie artists we have to fight to protect a space we paid for. Often times we don't have other options in the area so we suck it up, but no more! This is not a good studio. I would not go back. Look at how he responds to feedback...