Shoreditch Recording Works is a recording, writing and production studio in the heart of Shoreditch, built inside a converted Victorian warehouse at Perseverance Works. Set within a private, secure courtyard just off the main streets, it offers all the benefits of a vibrant central London location with the kind of discretion high-profile artists and their teams value.

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Built by Miloco Builds, with acoustic design by Nick Whitaker, the main control room runs an all-ATC 7.2.4 Atmos system with Merging Horus conversion and a carefully chosen locker of vintage and modern microphones and preamps. It's a large, open room flooded with natural light through the warehouse windows, with adjustable Philips Hue lighting throughout to set the mood for any session. With space to hold up to twenty people, it works as well for a playback or listening session as it does for writing and recording.

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The studio is built around a genuinely modern workflow, pairing the character of vintage outboard with the convenience of full digital control. At its core is an X-Patch 32, a digitally controlled analogue patchbay that removes the usual friction of patching gear by hand: plug in one cable, and you're instantly connected into the entire system. It's a simple idea, done properly- designed for speed and ease of use, with no compromise on the quality of the equipment itself.

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That flexibility makes it equally suited to film and TV scoring, classical and orchestral tracking, and ADR, alongside album sessions, mixing, writing camps and production of every kind. Every session comes with an in-house technician; a dedicated engineer is available on request, so you can arrive and get straight to work. Whatever the project, the room is set up to handle it, and to stay out of the way while you do.

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Clients include Earl Sweatshirt, Digga D and Darkoo.