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KS music studio aims to build bond with local artists

Hidden behind the mysterious “Brunjo” sign on Snake Hill and the steepest driveway you’ll ever see sits a music production studio. If you brave the driveway, first you’ll see a beautiful house with a pool. Then, if you stay the course you’ll find a big white warehouse. 


The unassuming exterior hides one of the most beautiful and serene spaces in Kingston Springs. The walls are adorned with soundproofing handmade from old shipping pallets. A warm, cozy light falls over the interior of the entire building – all the way from the small kitchen at the entrance to the recording rooms throughout, straight through to the artist lounge at the rear of the building. 

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