Sound On Sound Studios is well known for our large-scale cast recordings, movie scores, and some of the biggest albums of the last few decades. Come see why so many have chosen our studios.
2007 Def Jam, various songs mixed and recorded in Studios A and C by Andrew Dawson
2010 Def Jam, Recorded and Edited in Studio C
2012 Columbia Records, Strings recorded by Rob Mathes and Toby Scott in Studio B
2012 Def Jam, Edited by Frank Ocean and Malay in studio C
2008 Island Records, recorded in Studio C by Ian Cross and Rodney Jerkins
2011 Defjam, Additional vocals on “Power” recorded by Ken Lewis in studio C
2011 Columbia Records, Recorded and Mixed by DJ Swivel in studios A, B, and C
2010 Universal Motown, Mixed by Tom Soares in Studio C
2010 Def Jam, recorded in Studios A and C by Ahmir Thompson, John Smeltz, Steve Mandel, Chris Soper, and Nick Banns.
2012 Universal/Cash Money, Recorded in Studio C by Ariel Chobaz
Warner Bros. 2012, Recorded in Studio C by Finis White
2010 Universal Motown, Recorded by Ryan West in Studio C
2010 GOOD Music/Columbia, Recorded by Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson, Steve Mandel, and Alex Venguer in studios A, B, and C.
2011 RCA Records, “Look At Me Now” mixed by Brian Stanley in Studio C
2012 Casablanca Records, recorded in studio C by Nick Littlemore and Angie Teo
2011 Warner Bros. Pictures, Original Film Score mixed in Studio B by Peter Cobbin
2011 Sh-K-Boom!/Ghostlight Records, recorded in Studio A by Stephen Oremus and Frank Filipetti
2011 Sh-K-Boom! Records, recorded in Studio A by Lawrence Manchester
2010 Universal/Decca, recorded and mixed by Phil Ramone and Frank Filipetti in studio B
2011 ANTI-Records, Recorded in Studio B by Gabriel Roth and Ahmir “?uestlove” Thompson
2011 Mercury Records, Recorded by Rob Mathes and Claudias Mittendorfer in Studio A
2011 Universal, strings recorded by Rob Mathes and Alex Venguer in Studio B
Interscope 2011, Vocals for “Right There” Recorded by Ky Miller in Studio C.
2010 Nonesuch Records, Recorded and Mixed in Studio B by Pat Metheny and Joe Ferla
2010 Def Jam, “Lights, Mics, Camera, Action” mixed by Pat Viala in Studio C
2011 Def Jam, recorded in Studios B and C by John Smeltz and LB
2012 Columbia Records, strings for “You Can Finally Meet My Mom” recorded in studio A by Rob Mathes and Alex Venguer
2011 Verve, mixed in Studio B by Richard Perry and Frank Filipetti
2011 Warner Bros. Theatrical, recorded and mixed by David Lai and Isaiah Abolin in Studios A, B, and C
2012 Sony Masterworks, recorded in studios A and B by Nigel Wright and Robin Sellars
2011 Rhino Records, recorded in Studio A by Frank Filipetti
2009 Universal/Dreamworks, recorded and mixed in Studios A and B by Jeanine Tesori and Lawrence Manchester
NBC 2012, various songs recorded in Studios A, B, and C by Marc Shaiman, Lawrence Manchester, and Todd Whitelock
2012 PS Classics, recorded in Studios A and B by Tommy Krasker and Bart Migal
2012 Sh-K-Boom! Records, recorded in studio A by Frank Filipetti
2012 Broadway Records, recorded in studio A by Dean Sharenow
2011 Sony, recorded and mixed in Studios A, B, and C by Steve Lillywhite and Bono
2011 Sony Masterworks, recorded in Studio A and mixed in Studio B by David Caddick and Todd Whitelock
2011 Concord Records, mixed in studio B by Joe Ferla
2011 Def Jam, “That’s My Bitch” mixed by Q-Tip and Blair Wells in Studio C
2011 Mack Avenue, Mixed by Todd Whitelock and Al Pryor in Studio B
2012 Deutsche Grammophon, Mixed by Bernie Kirsch and Todd Whitelock in Studio B
2012 Concord Records, Mixed by Bernie Kirsch in Studio B
2010 Bad Boy/Interscope, “Ass On The Floor” mixed by Pat Viala in studio C.
2011 Sony Masterworks, Mixed by Steve Epstein and Richard King in Studio B
2012 Heads Up International/Concord, Mixed by Joe Ferla in Studio B