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Five decades since our doors first opened and we still make legendary records.

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brother batiste on the board 💫
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was just reminded that we safely pulled off this little dream while surrounded by the 2020 nightmare. thank you @jackantonoff @bleachersmusic and @springsteen for bringing much needed inspiration and joy to our beloved rooftop. and, thank you tom elmhirst for the vision we needed to create some space up top to breathe. long live our lady. ♥️
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Congrats to all our friends on last night’s Academy Award wins for “Judas and the Black Messiah” and Pixar’s “Soul.” ⁣ ⁣ Fun Fact: On occasion Jamie Foxx will just turn up at the studio, come in and hang out. We hope he never stops. ⁣ ⁣ Photos taken at Electric Lady by: ⁣ @mikeyfreedomheart ⁣ @jackantonoff ⁣ @noel_mcgrath @stevemandel
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thom yorke at lady 📸 Ebru Ylidiz
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a very special day spent smiling with family ♥️ photo by @michiganmanhattan
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brother @dominicfike at lady 🔥
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taken on 3/30/2020 at 10:01am from electric lady’s rooftop - a very somber wednesday morning around this time last year.
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AUDIO ON: David Bowie and John Lennon’s powerful isolated vocals for ‘Fame’ recorded at Electric Lady Studios in 1975. Full story and audio in profile via @faroutmagazine
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Pioneering electronic musician and producer Malcolm Cecil, creator of The Original New Timbral Orchestra and half of synth duo Tonto's Expanding Head Band, passed away this morning according to his son. He was 84 years old. Cecil and partner Robert Margouleff engineered and produced Stevie Wonder’s multiple Grammy Award winning album, Talking Book, in 1972; sharing the Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical Grammy. They also collaborated with Wonder on his classic albums Music of My Mind, Innervisions and Fulfillingness' First Finale. The duo also produced and engineered most of the Isley Brothers’ hit albums of the 1970s; records by Gil Scott-Heron, Billy Preston, Weather Report, Little Feat, Doobie Brothers, Minnie Riperton, Quincy Jones, Bobby Womack, Stephen Stills, Dave Mason, Joan Baez, and Steve Hillage.
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Tyler the Creator at Electric Lady (2018) by @i_amsin
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the collection of amazing people on this album could only be curated by @lanadelrey - some of the best on the planet and ones that we are thankful to call family. congrats to everyone involved and happy as always to have helped make a lana record. ♥️⁣⁣ ⁣⁣ @jackantonoff ⁣⁣ @sharp_stick ⁣⁣ @rohnjooney ⁣⁣ @mikeyfreedomhart ⁣⁣ @nikkilane77 ⁣⁣ @zelladay ⁣⁣ @weyesblood ⁣⁣ @yourgirlchuck ⁣ #hensonrecordingstudios⁣ #conwayrecordingstudios
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