Our experience with Resident Studios affirms its status as the capital's leading recording…read morefacility. The studio itself is smartly presented, spacious and very well equipped. All our needs were accommodated for. The staff are friendly, professional and very experienced. We were well looked after and received first-rate customer service. They handled our project with the upmost care. We're most pleased with the results. We couldn't have asked for more. I'd highly recommend their services and look forward to continued work with them again in the future. Thomas Solomon Gray

What started as a very pleasant sales pitch, culminated as a disaster that resulted in release…read moredates postponed, and tour dates adjourned. Resident mistakingly remixed one of our tracks admitted their fault but still charged 8 hours of work (for a remix!!). After paying everything upfront, they negligently deleted our session and lied about it. Sincerely do not recommend it!

Such a historic place to see! It was everything that I thought it would be. (Didn't mean to…read morerhyme....lol) My mother and I really wanted to see THE sidewalk and Abbey Road Studios so we jumped on a train and we there in about 30 minutes. You get off the train and pretty much walk straight and you run into the street. I 'accidently' walked up to the front door of Abbey Road Studios and got shooed away by security, which was totally fine as I apparently didn't see the big 'Do not enter' sign facing the street. The area is so iconic and a must-see for any Beatles or even a general music lover.

Abbey Road Studios is not just a place you visit. It is a place you feel. The moment you step…read moreinside, the walls carry decades of musical intention, creativity, and cultural gravity. Every room hums with history, yet nothing feels frozen in time. It is alive, relevant, and deeply inspiring. Whether you are a lifelong music fan or simply curious, this is one of those rare experiences that stays with you long after you leave London.

I have been here with my parents…read more They contacted me after I filled out their form online. The session was great. I met with Jasmia Robinson, she was so helpful!! My mum and I learnt lots. The shoot was extremely fun and helped me deicide that I want to be a model. My portfolio is amazing and I am using their agency guide to contact agencies. My mum definately did not pay that much for my photos. Highly recommend it!!! :)

This is a great studio - very professional and excellent at what they do. I found their team to be…read moreinnovative, creative, personable and considerate. If you're in need of premier-quality photography services and advice for modelling industry experts, go to Kube. I've just connected a friend with Kube and recommend them without hesitation.

I've been going to Sterns Music (no apostrophe) since 2000, when my cousin took me there to pick up…read morean awesome new Zairian Soukous album. Since 1983, this store has been a foundation of access to African music of all sorts, with a bias towards sub-Saharan genres. Their selection is wide and deep. By genre, you can find Soukous (Zaire/Congo), Highlife (Ghana/Nigeria), Juju, Afrobeat, Apala (Nigeria), Wassoulou (Mali), Chimurenga (Zimbabwe), Funana, Batuque (Cape Verde), Bikutsi, Assiko, Makossa (Cameroon), Biguine (Martinique), Benga (Kenya), Kwaito, Mbaqanga (South Africa), Mbalax (Senegal), Zouglou, Ziglibithy (Ivory Coast), Kizomba (Angola). You can also find compilations and special editions of North African flavours like Chaabi (Morroco) and Rai (Algeria) as well as sounds from around the planet like Zouk (Guadeloupe and Martinique) 5 Wholehearted Stars!

My parents brought me up on world music, so I had been to Sterns Music Café before I even knew it…read more Along with (I believe) one of the largest collections of world and in particular African music which you can listen to before you buy, there is also a café serving drinks and build your own salad type dishes. The café is not the greatest, rather cramped and a bit unsatisfactory, but the music collection is excellent and the staff, incredibly knowledgeable. This is basically Fopp, if it were taken over by hippies on their way to WOMAD.

I was there several years ago, and from what I understand, it's little better, and a lot more…read moreexpensive. It was rush, rush, rush, and some people on the staff were obnoxious, bullying, or just unpleasant generally. You can definitely learn a fair amount technically, ( If that's all you want!) but trust me, there's about one job available for every 200 graduates. Believe me, I was at it forever, and I am noted for a pleasant, low-key, very professional attitude! There just aren't any jobs opening in today's scene, where professionals usually have home studios. You literally will get nothing back for your money except heartache and broken dreams, and then have to look for a straight job anyway. They promised me employment assistance that they never delivered. Audio production and recording is truly just a who you know business. If you're 18 years old with no responsibilities and willing to work for snack crackers for 2 to 5 years and you know someone who can get you through the door to begin with - go for it! And that's literally what a staff member told me when I pressed him, but only after I had reached the end of the courses! Do yourself a favor: Spare yourself shelling out that kind of money, download a very nice free computer based DAW, get whatever interfaces, etc. you might need with all that cash you kept, and hip yourself to the many professional Youtube channels and videos, where I guarantee you will learn 100 times more than you ever will at anyone's scam recording school, and at your own pace at that! I'm not joking, I know the difference! And in the end, trust me, you'll be just as likely to find a job or not. I wish I had known what I know now then, and I would have never given them my hard earned money. I would have taken up a trade. Think long before you do it, and good luck!

Because practice has a more important value in the learning process than what theories can bring,…read morethe WTR is one of the best sound engineer training centres. Students learn at their own pace and teachers do not hesitate to insist heavily on the points that student don't understand quickly. Furthermore, the teachers are available when you have questions about personal projects even if there is no direct link to the training.