154 E 2nd Street Lower LVL

Located near Ave A and 2nd St, in the most convenient part of the East Village, the building has amassed an impressive musical resume since it was converted from a furniture warehouse in 1992. On one floor was Dangerous Music, where The Rolling Stones enjoyed working incognito, and the Dangerous line of recording gear was developed. Fab Dupont's Flux Recording occupies that space now. On another floor, production work for Little Steven's garage band project went on.

Meanwhile, in the basement studios currently available, The Strokes recorded their first album, Graham Hawthorne did post production for Bon Jovi (when he wasn't playing drums for Paul Simon, David Byrne, Allison Krause, etc., or developing the current happening that is the Harlem Speakeasy). It's also been home to Didi Gutman (Brazilian Girls), Mark Ronson, John Hill, Peter Wade (Wondersound Records), DNA Recording, and Stu White (Beyonc), among others. It's a vibe thing, come catch it.

Immediate occupancy, available for both long term and short term (no shorter than 1 year)

Total rent for all 3 spaces: $7500.00/mo (individual room leasing possible)

No Fee

Freight Elevator for equipment

2 Suite style rooms:

-12-15 foot ceilings

-Suites feature Live room and Mixing room

-Concrete flooring

-Sound proofing

-High end mixing equipment and audio equipment available for purchase

Single room:

-12-15 foot ceilings

-Concrete flooring

-Available for production or recording

Bohemian aesthetic, no frills, old school style studio space with a lot of character. PRIME LOCATION (Ave A and 2nd st in the East Village)

2 blocks from 2nd ave F train