We're not a recording studio. We're what happens when a city's creative community refuses to be displaced.

Professional studio space in Boston costs $100 or more an hour. That puts it out of reach for most of the people who actually need it — emerging artists, independent musicians, producers just getting started. They either leave the city, make do with worse equipment, or stop making music.

We built something different. 20 professional studios at 960 Mass Ave. Every room fully equipped — multiple DAWs, industry-standard gear, no barriers between you and the work. At $10–40/hour. Not as a discount or a charity arrangement. As a model that's held for 15 years because we built it to last.

Somewhere along the way, we stopped being just a place to record and became a community. People started using us not just for a session, but as a home base for everything they were building in music. That's when we expanded — into workforce training, into 55 Morrissey, into defending the idea that Boston's creative workers deserve permanent space in this city.

That's still what this is. Come record a song. Come build a career. Come be part of something that's organizing to stay.