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Launched in 2018, Mount Street Studios is a brand new, state of the art, professional recording facility, located in the heart of Nottingham city centre. Mount Street offers all the services modern day musicians, producers and writers require to inspire music creation. From a 1960’s disused boiler room housing industrial boilers serving the original office block above, the space has been stripped out and transformed over the past 18 months into a fully dedicated analogue recording studio. With a spacious 30sqm live room, separate vocal booth and drum room, all with specialist floating floors and shared clean lines of sight between them; the recording spaces truly are Nottingham’s most professional environment to achieve the perfect sound.
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Mount Street 49A, NG1 6HE, Nottingham, United Kingdom
- 01159472422
- info@mountstreetstudios.co.uk
- mountstreetstudios.co.uk
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