When actor/entrepreneur Adrian Grenier built a recording studio in his Brooklyn home’s basement, his intentions were simple: create a space for friends to write, perform, and record music. However, the equipped studio, appropriately dubbed the WRECKROOM at its launch last May, has evolved and become a breeding ground for fresh talent — a music incubator that has helped develop over fifty artists by providing free engineer time, recording equipment, video sessions, and a built in audience to see the final product.
The WRECKROOM is now expanding its services, which you can see from the re-designed website they launched last week. Even more opportunities are now available for artists as WRECKROOM Records has begun to release full EPs and initiated a new video series titled “Under the Covers” in which artists perform their version of tried and true tracks.
