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The room

One room,
two times of day.

Glass on two walls, a wraparound desk with three mic'd stations, and a wood floor.

The main station in daylight, tree canopy through the glass

Why it has windows

By day it fills with light off the tree canopy pressing against the glass. By night the city comes up behind it and the room goes warm and dark. Two completely different rooms, from the same frame, with no lighting kit at all.

Almost every studio and music school in Delhi-NCR is a basement with the lights off at three in the afternoon. We had all worked in rooms like that, and had all noticed the fourth hour in one was worth less than the first. So this room has windows, and the blinds stay open. That is not a decorating decision.

What happens here

Three of us work out of it. We teach production one to one at the main station, we make sample packs from the same sessions, and we write and release our own records under our own names.

They are not three businesses. They are one room, earning three ways — and the teaching is what pays for the rest of it.

We do not publish a gear list. If it matters to you, ask — we will tell you exactly what is in the room.

The record wall — drum & bass and electronic sleeves on shelf rails
What we listen to
The wraparound desk after dark, city through the glass on two walls
The same window, after dark