Jordan Rakei has been announced as the first ever ‘Artist In Residence’ at London’s iconic Abbey Road Studios. The role is the first in a series of new ‘in residence’ appointments, designed to enhance Abbey Road’s position as a house of creativity and build a wider ...

In part four of Mirek Stiles’ epic History of Film Scoring at Abbey Road, he turns his attention to the 2000s. Read here as Mirek explores creation of the scores to titles from ‘There Will Be Blood’ and ‘Band of Brothers’ to ‘The Lord of the Rings’ trilogy, the ‘Harry Potter’ series and the ‘Star Wars’ ...

The sensational Morgan Wallen joined us to record a new song, some favourites and a cover in Studio Two. Coinciding with the one-year anniversary of his chart-topping album ‘One Thing At A Time’, the digital series includes five live recordings from the album, an unreleased favourite ‘Lies Lies Lies’ and a never-before-recorded cover of Nothing But Thieves’ ‘Graveyard ...

Congrats to all the winners at the MOBO Awards 2024, including Best Alternative Act Skindred, Best Hip-Hop Act Little Simz and Best Jazz Act Ezra Collective. We're proud that Skindred mastered their album 'Smile' here with Sean Magee, Ezra Collective joined us recently to record some new material in Studio Two and choir, orchestra and Brazilian drums for Simz's 'No Thank You' were recorded between here and Angel Studios. ...

Ahead of the GRAMMY Awards this Sunday, we’re taking a look at 5-time nominee Tyler Childers’ ‘Rustin’ In The Rain’. Speaking to engineer Gordon Davidson, assistant engineers Joe Wyatt & Tom Ashpitel and key members of Tyler’s team, Jesse Wells (production, engineering, electric guitar, mandolin, baritone guitar and banjo) and James Barker (production, engineering & pedal steel), we learned about the re-amping carried out in Studio Two using our EMT 140 plate reverbs and the Studio Two Echo ...

This year’s Sundance Film Festival comes to a close today over in Park City, Utah. Sundance remains an all-important platform for independent films from around the world. Across the many line-ups over the years, we’ve seen the music for shorts, independents and box-office smashes pass through our ...