The holiday season is here and the studio has already hosted some exciting Christmas-themed projects. We were pleased to welcome Robert Williams, Tommy Gill, Wayne Mitchum and other jazz artists for a new take on Christmas classics from their CD…

Charleston is full of talented artists funding their musical careers out of their own back pockets. That’s why we recently decided to offer special rates for locals & indies who want a superior recording to land that next gig, or…

Savvy artists know that today’s music market is driven by more than just a great record. They need content on multiple platforms that connects with fans and drives interest in their sound. For many, the best place to start is…

Thanks to all the artists and fans for making the launch of Charleston Sound Presents: I Got Music such a success. We had great shows at the Windjammer and the Pour House featuring almost every band on the record. Congratulations…

After months of hard work in the studio, it’s finally here: Charleston Sound Presents: I Got Music hits stores all over the Lowcountry on August 18. A groundbreaking compilation of emerging local talent, the CD features songs from The Plainfield Project, Dangermuffin,…

Who would have thought that a Charleston recording studio would ever be on the COVER of Mix magazine? The definitive resource for the professional recording and sound production technology industry, Mix is featuring Charleston Sound in the July issue. Look for never-before-seen photography of…

Charleston Sound is dedicated to working with local artists. That’s why we’re partnering with Lowcountry Local First, an organization working to promote and preserve the local economy. In the coming months, look for local artist releases that will benefit LLF and be…

Local favorite Mac Leaphart stopped by Charleston Sound this week to record a new song. Fresh off his Honky Tonk Angels benefit show at the Tin Roof, Mac came in to debut new material featuring Charlie Thompson on slide guitar. For more…

We’ve gotten to know a great collection of local artists over the past few weeks, each one with a unique sound and approach to their craft. The studio has hosted established local bands like Dangermuffin, Gaslight Street and The Plainfield Project,…

In a new post touting Charleston Sound’s API 1608 console, Mix Magazine Online discusses the studio and console functionality.  The article can be found here at Mixonline.com