SongCave Studios

SongCave Studios

The Premier Blue Mountains Recording Studio where the Magic happens!
We proudly produced Chris O's number 5 national chart busting album here June 2014.

SongCave Blue Mountains Recording Studios is the one stop shop for music creators. VIDEO HERE! We offer state of the art:-

•Recording
•Mixing and
•Mastering



We understand that these days, making a CD is not even half the job – that is why we can also help with:-

•Arrangement
•Session players
•Photography
•Video
•Distribution
•CD and DVD duplication
•Graphic Design
•Web Design
•Hosting, promotions, domain rego
•Music and audio production tuition (AMEB Accredited since 1989)





•Business services including taxation, insurance, copyright and trademarks.
•Acoustic engineering and studio building services
•Electrical
•Strings, microphones, cables, mixers and a LOT more!
•Live production systems (with engineer)
•Technical setups for your own studio (MS/Apple certified since 1995)
•Gig contacts

Clients return to us again and again because we are professional, skilled, friendly, patient, relaxed and inspired! We can offer a package deal to suit your budget.

Sound good?


On top of all that SongCave Studios are solar powered so you also get an environmentally friendly product!







Location

Perched above an ancient cave in Lawson, in the heart of the amazing World Heritage Listed Blue Mountains of NSW Australia, SongCave is just 1 hour and 20 minutes drive from the busy hustle and bustle of Sydney’s CBD.

Lawson and Hazelbrook Railway stations and Village shopping centres are within walking distance – since we charge by the song and not by the hour -you can take your time and relax whilst creating music!

The studio backs onto a green bushland valley with a private solar heated, salt water swimming pool and BBQ area - making for a fertile creative environment.

Heritage

SongCave Blue Mountains Recording Studios acknowledges that we are located on the traditional lands of the Darug and Gundungurra peoples.

Eliot Reynolds’ family has a long association with the Blue Mountains and were among the first European settlers in Katoomba (Crushers) dating back to the mid 1800s. Captain Robert Henry Reynolds’ sold part of his land to John North who is remembered as the Father of Katoomba.