Assemble Sound

New Studio Residency, who dis?

We finally finished our recording studio. Apply now to use it to finish your project. Yes, it’s still free for independent artists. Yes, it’s in Detroit. Yes, it’s a little different than before. All the info you will need is at the link in our bio. Literally, all the info. Just click it and read. Hope to hear from you ❤️🫂🎹

Happy 11th Birthday to Assemble Sound. Crazy, tbh. Here’s 11 years in studio pics that expose us for what we are; just a bunch of people trying to figure it out. Sometimes we’re astounded by the insane naivety it’s taken to get to 11 years. Sometimes we’re exhausted by the never-ending work it’s taken to get to 11 years. Sometimes we’re perplexed by just how miraculous it was to build this whole thing off $15k and a credit card. Sometimes we’re really proud. Sometimes we’re devastatingly humbled. Most times though, we’re just fu***ng stoked that we still get to wake up everyday and do this work. Do this work from our favorite city in the world. Do this work with people and artists and clients we love. At all times, we are endlessly grateful. The push to 12 starts today!

Her sophomore album has arrived. In all of its guts and glory, here is SPEED KILLS by , executive produced by . An exploration of what it looks like to rediscover yourself after the type of heartbreak that feels self-annihilating. It’s playful and weird and h***y and sinister and explosive and honestly perfect in all that messiness. It comes packaged in some of the most beautifully designed vinyl we’ve ever released, courtesy of the brilliant creative director and designer . You can have one forever by clicking the link in Ally’s bio 🏎️ ❤️

Mixed by
Mastered by
Executive Production by
Additional Production by & John Hill
Co-writing by &

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Special thanks to and , Michaela Marquand

“Imagine an old educational Rhodes classroom keyboard combined with the Death Star command center from Star Wars. That’s what I want for Studio A.”

This was hard to imagine for everyone who wasn’t our Head of Music , but it’s the vision that guided the transformation of the 1980s trident T24 console that once lived in a CBS Studios building in Ohio. Here’s a glimpse into the transformation process.

Desk Design - and
Desk Build - Ken Capton

did it again. “Does It Again (feat. Lil Yachty)” with .keefer and the crew out now. Who was driving that bus though?