Powerstudio and the London Artist Development Programme

Published on August 16, 2013 in News by staff

London recording studio, ‘Powerstudio’ is based in the heart of Chelsea off the New Kings Road, in the 1927 building – a creative hub for the capital’s musical and creative talent. They have a unique position in Central London, easy to find, great for parking and without a doubt a superb facility for anyone wanting a professional recording studio in London.

Situated in the prestigious 1927 Building and soundproofed to a high professional standard, Powerstudio is truly a great sounding and relaxed place to work, with natural daylight and refreshments nearby.

This London recording studio is the baby of World-famous producer and songwriter “Benny D” who has worked with and produced artists including Wyclef Jean, Eve, Amy Winehouse, Paloma Faith, Robbie Williams, Depeche Mode, Plan B and Adele.

It is without question a desirable studio to work in and an outrageously experienced and formidable writing and production team behind the scenes. What’s more incredible is the Powerstudio CEO has created a state of the art hybrid studio that is affordable and opens its doors to all standards of musician and artist.

The client list is never ending and with the likes of Sony Music, Universal, Epic and BBC Radio it’s not surprising the enquiries keep flooding through the inbox at Powerstudio HQ… and from all across the World.

London Artist Development Programme

Such is the demand to work at Powerstudio, Benny D decided to create a scheme called ‘London Artist Development’ (L.A.D. for short) whereby he nurtures talent and prepare artists for the highs and lows of the music industry, coaches them vocally and performance-wise as well mentoring them in songwriting and production. Artists are also tutored in respect of image and styling, gigs and showcases and ‘off-stage’ attributes such as marketing, PR and social media.

Some well known names and faces have passed through the Powerstudio London Artist Development programme including: The Puppini Sisters, Jaz Ellington, Frankie Cocozza, Kye Sones, Max Milner and Alice Fredenham.