As a result of their success on Tradiio (where music fans ‘invest’ in up-and-coming artists using virtual coins), band Some Velvet Morning were rewarded with some time in The Engine Room through our partnership with Tradiio.
“The studio was excellent and we achieved very pleasing results during our time there,” say the band, who reached #1 on the global and rock Tradiio charts with ‘How To Start A Revolution’. They also reached #3 in the global charts and #1 in the rock charts with ‘Allies’ after receiving a total amount of 5,880,100 coins collectively.
When asked whether the guys would recommend Tradiio to other artists they couldn’t speak more highly of it: “It seems a very clever way to expand your fan base and the practical benefits such as free studio time really benefit independent acts”.
Tradiio is available for free at –
Web http://tradiio.com
iOS http://tradi.io/iosapp
Android http://tradi.io/androidapp
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Recording, writing and mixing facility Greystoke Studio has recently been added to the Miloco site.
Based in west London’s Hangar Lane, Greystoke has a huge range of instruments including a synth collection containing models from Roland, KORG, Oberheim and Sequential Circuits; a Steinway ‘Baby’ grand piano; a full drumkit; guitars; keyboards and organs – it’s even got a lap steel! Building its incredible gear list (including some beautiful microphones and the latest preamps) has been a labour of love.
The studio has been acoustically designed to capture the best sound in the booth, live room and mixing room, and is the perfect space for writing and recording, for bands and solo artists.
The Miloco Builds team completed the extensive acoustic fit out following the studio’s recent rebuild, with Nick Whitaker overseeing the acoustic design.
Posted in European Recording Studios, London Recording Studios, Mixing Studios, Recording Studio Equipment, Tracking Studios, UK Recording Studios, Uncategorized, Writing Studios | Tagged greystoke studio, hangar lane, korg, Miloco, miloco builds, nick whitaker, oberheim, roland, sequential circuits, steinway |As of Wednesday, Ravenscourt Studios has had a Bentley six-octave piano in Studio 3.
“We’ve added a vibey little Bentley piano to Studio 3 and its absolutely perfect for the room,” says engineer Sam Farr. “It dates back to 1957 so its not too bright which I think is ideal for most things. It also sounds much bigger than it looks. We’ll probably leave it in the control room for writing sessions but its super-easy to move it to the booth for recording sessions.”
The west London facility has also just built a roof terrace, which makes a great private space for lunch/smoking etc.
“We’ve also completed work on the roof terrace that we started in July,” tells Sam. “Its a fantastic space that gets loads of sun and is a great spot to chill out when you need a break from the studio. Bring some bangers and you can have a barbie!”
Two-hour daily radio show World Cafe recently recorded Peter Bjorn and John at X-Level Studios in Stockholm, Sweden.
The band treated the show to some brand new, unreleased songs from a forthcoming album recorded at The Church Studios. Watch the performance of super-catchy, intelligent pop song ‘Do Si Do’ below.
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Posted in Live Recording, Miloco Clients, New Albums, Uncategorized | Tagged do si do, Peter Bjorn and John, the church studios, world cafe, x-level studios |Music discovery platform Tradiio has rewarded artist David Kofi one day’s studio time and an engineer via Miloco for his amazing Tradiio chart performance in June!
David’s four-track debut EP ‘Galaxy’ was released in March 2014. Available to stream below, ‘Galaxy’ includes a mixture of jazz, neo-soul, blues and fusion-style music. ‘I’ll Follow You’ features Ethel Baffoe, who delivers a neo-soul/jazz twist of gospel.
David includes Snarky Puppy, Robert Glasper and Michael Jackson as his main influences.
On Tradiio, music fans stream songs by up-and-coming artists and then ‘invest’ in the ones they believe in the most using virtual coins that they are given on signing up.
Artists upload their music and can earn rewards like studio time if they raise enough ‘investment’.
Tradiio is available for free at –
Web http://tradiio.com
iOS http://tradi.io/iosapp
Android http://tradi.io/androidapp
Hornsey Suite 4, positioned favourably for north London’s great transport links, has been recently photographed to show decent pictures of the control room.
Hornsey Suite 4 is one of six long-term let spaces located in a fantastic complex in Hornsey, north London.
A great space for writers, programmers and musicians, this large room benefits from having daylight, a recording area, a separate booth, air-conditioning and a monitored alarm system.
The complex contains shared amenities including a kitchen and rec room.
Foals are set to return with new album ‘What Went Down’ – watch a taste of the studio doc below – on 28 August.
Speaking in the latest issue of Q – out now in print and digital – frontman Yannis Philippakis tells Q’s Sylvia Patterson about recording the LP at La Fabrique.
Get Q’s latest issue now for the full feature on Foals and their new album ‘What Went Down’, plus watch a taste of the studio doc ‘Crème Anglaise’ now.
‘Crème Anglaise’ is available on iTunes and CD/DVD.
With 450 entries this year, Studios 301 have announced the winners of the Studios 301 40 Hours competition, giving away 40 hours of studio time!
316 is a rapper who was born in Kenya and raised in Sydney. Renowned for his undeniable stage presence, unique punchlines and impeccable flow, he has managed to build a reputation as a true representative of Sydney’s underground hip-hop scene. 316 has recently joined hip-hop supergroup Decypher Us and is working on their next group project as well as his own solo mixtape.
Australian electronic duo Atlas Bound combine innovative production with rich, soulful vocals to create a unique jazz influenced soul sound that has gained an impressive following considering the pair have only been together for little over a year.
Someday June
Sydney-based songwriter/producer Jacob Moore has worked with a multitude of acts around the country. He’s gone solo this year, aiming to bring back some blue-eyed soul to today’s modern-day musical spectrum.
MEZKO are a synth-pop duo with strong chemistry and a reputation for making pop cool. Laura Bailey and Kat Harley combine voices, guitars, keys and machines to make memorable and elegant songs. Their two self-released singles have earned a place on FBI, RRR, RTR and Unearthed playlists and seen them invited to join lineups at some of 2015’s most exciting events including Gizzfest, Heaps Gay x Vivid and the Volumes festival.
Someday June are Melbourne indie-folk duo Bec Sykes and Troy White. The pair formed in early 2014 after discovering they had a strong musical connection. Drawing influence from genres including soul, alternative, rock and folk, Someday June cross genres to create a sound all of their own.
Posted in Uncategorized |See what’s coming out this month that has been produced, mixed or mastered at Studios 301.
In August there are highly-anticipated releases from Australia’s leading country musicians and indie artists.
– ‘Speakerzoid’ album by The Jungle Giants mastered by Leon Zervos (release date: 7 August 2015)
– The Waifs’ new album ‘Beautiful You’ produced by Nick DiDia and mastered by Leon Zervos (release date: 14 August 2015)
– New album ‘Wellness’ from Last Dinosaurs mastered by Leon Zervos (release date: 28 August 2015)
– Hayden Calnin’s single ‘White Night’ from his forthcoming debut album produced by Tim Carr and mastered by Andrew Edgson (release date: 21 August 2015)
– ‘The Second Album’ by Adam Eckersley Band produced by Nick DiDia (release date: 28 August 2015)
A trio of studios has been added to our list of rooms available for long-term let. Lansdowne House Studio is very close to Universal Music UK and 30 seconds walk from Holland Park tube, Hornsey Suite 4 is positioned favourably for north London’s great transport links and Ravenscourt Studio 1 is in west London’s Ravenscourt Park.
The self-contained and daylit Lansdowne House Studio is in London’s Holland Park. At Lansdowne House Studio, there is a control room, live room, bathroom with shower and rec room. Miloco Builds transformed the facility into a luxury recording studio in 2013. This long-term let studio comes equipped with a great selection of gear.
Hornsey Suite 4 is one of six long-term let spaces located in a fantastic complex in Hornsey, north London. A great space for writers, programmers and musicians, this large room benefits from having daylight, a recording area, a separate booth, air-conditioning and a monitored alarm system. The complex contains shared amenities including a kitchen and rec room.
Ravenscourt Studio 1 has had a few software upgrades adding Pro Tools HD 11, Logic Pro X and the Arturia V Collection of soft synths. Based around an Audient ASP4816 console, PMC monitors and a 19ft x 15ft live room, it’s a great little production/recording studio together with 24-hour access, shared use of common areas (including a brand new roof garden!), and all bills included. Studio 1 is available for short, medium or long term hire or on a timeshare basis.
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