A project that started as a social media stint in a basement is growing into a place where independent artists are sure to stop.
First a hobby, then a Facebook project...now it'll be moving into its third studio in just as many years.
White Wall Sessions began in creator Jeff Zueger's basement studio. It'll soon call Last Stop Studio in the Last Stop CD Shop home.
Zueger says it's been a long run, in a short amount of time.
"Got some fans on Facebook, that sort of thing and actually within two or three months, worked out a deal with KELO to be on the air and here we are moving into our third studio," Zueger said.
The new studio on east 10th street will be better equipped for keeping other sound out as artists from across the region come to record.
Twitter and Facebook campaigns first attracted artists to the recording studio, but now word is spreading.
"They've kind of just come to us. Word of mouth. It's kind of spread out throughout at least the music world, the independent music world that we're here and you know, they can come here and record and have their music shared throughout the world," Zueger said.
After seeing the appreciation from musicians visiting the studio, Zueger says they want to continue expanding the production.
"That kind of became our goal. It's like, ' Well, let's do as many of these as we can.' You know, we're just kind of hoping to empower the musicians with the material that, they record it and they get to use it," Zueger said.
White Wall Sessions will move into the new studio in April and Zueger says you can expect to see more than 60 musicians this year.
Zueger says the walls in the new studio will be white and the name, White Wall Sessions is staying.
When the studio opens in April, it'll be the first time these recording sessions are open to the public.
First a hobby, then a Facebook project...now it'll be moving into its third studio in just as many years.
White Wall Sessions began in creator Jeff Zueger's basement studio. It'll soon call Last Stop Studio in the Last Stop CD Shop home.
Zueger says it's been a long run, in a short amount of time.
"Got some fans on Facebook, that sort of thing and actually within two or three months, worked out a deal with KELO to be on the air and here we are moving into our third studio," Zueger said.
The new studio on east 10th street will be better equipped for keeping other sound out as artists from across the region come to record.
Twitter and Facebook campaigns first attracted artists to the recording studio, but now word is spreading.
"They've kind of just come to us. Word of mouth. It's kind of spread out throughout at least the music world, the independent music world that we're here and you know, they can come here and record and have their music shared throughout the world," Zueger said.
After seeing the appreciation from musicians visiting the studio, Zueger says they want to continue expanding the production.
"That kind of became our goal. It's like, ' Well, let's do as many of these as we can.' You know, we're just kind of hoping to empower the musicians with the material that, they record it and they get to use it," Zueger said.
White Wall Sessions will move into the new studio in April and Zueger says you can expect to see more than 60 musicians this year.
Zueger says the walls in the new studio will be white and the name, White Wall Sessions is staying.
When the studio opens in April, it'll be the first time these recording sessions are open to the public.