News Summary
Greenville is buzzing as Poe Mill Music, a state-of-the-art recording studio, prepares for its grand opening on April 27. Located in the historic Poe Mill neighborhood, this innovative space aims to support local musicians and artists. The studio comes equipped with an eight-track recording system and several specialized rooms, catering to diverse creative needs including podcasting. Founded by Brice Smith and Jason Nodine, their vision during the pandemic is poised to cultivate an artistic community, featuring collaborations with local businesses and youth music programs.
The Buzz in Greenville: Poe Mill Music Set to Strike a Chord
Excitement is ramping up in Greenville as the city’s newest music venture, Poe Mill Music, prepares to throw open its doors on April 27. Nestled at 904 Pinckney St. in the historic Poe Mill neighborhood, this state-of-the-art recording studio promises to be a creative haven for local artists and musicians. The vision behind this innovative space springs from the creative minds of two passionate individuals—Brice Smith, a businessman and part-time drummer, and Jason Nodine, a semiretired BMW Manufacturing employee.
A Dream Born in Isolation
The concept for Poe Mill Music took root during the quiet hours of the COVID-19 pandemic. While solo in his office at InvestiNet, Smith set up his drums and dreamt of a space where local talent could flourish. These dreams have now transformed into reality, as the studio aims to be a dynamic hub for music-making and collaboration.
What to Expect Inside Poe Mill Music
When you step inside Poe Mill Music, you’ll find an impressive layout featuring an eight-track recording system and an inviting space aptly named The Listening Room. The studio has been carefully designed to meet the diverse needs of musicians, boasting five interconnected rooms, including a dedicated room for those who want to dive into podcasting. This setup allows artists and groups to have flexible recording options, fostering a creative environment where collaboration can thrive.
From Concept to Reality
After reaching out to several studio designers, Smith and Nodine decided to collaborate with Nashville-based talent Steve Durr to helm the project. The result is a world-class studio that even features a mixing board that once belonged to the keyboardist of the famous rock band Journey. Just imagine the kind of magic that can happen in a place with such storied equipment!
Mark Your Calendars for the Grand Opening
Don’t miss the grand reveal on April 27! The opening celebration will be a feast for the senses, featuring delicious food and drink from local vendors. Whether you’re a local musician, an aspiring artist, or just someone who loves good tunes, this event will offer something for everyone.
Explore the Studio Before It Opens
In the lead-up to the grand opening, interested artists have the exciting opportunity to tour the studio. It’s a chance to witness the intricacies of this creative space and to envision how it can serve as a home base for their artistic endeavors. Be sure to explore the official website at poemillmusic.com for more information and tour availability.
Building Community Through Music
Poe Mill Music isn’t just about recording; it’s about creating a supportive community. Plans to forge community partnerships are already in motion, with initiatives geared toward collaboration on events and programs that uplift local businesses and nonprofits. Among the initiatives is a promising new “beat program” aimed at local youth, offering instruction in music production and culminating in an exciting competition. This initiative is designed to inspire the next generation of musicians, ensuring that the local music scene continues to thrive.
A Vibrant Future Awaits
Smith and Nodine aspire to cultivate a vibrant artistic community through Poe Mill Music, ultimately providing a dedicated space for local artists to hone their craft and connect with one another. With the grand opening just around the corner, Greenville is set to become a hotspot for creativity and musical innovation. So whether you’re an experienced musician, a budding podcaster, or just someone who appreciates good music, mark April 27 on your calendar and be part of this exciting new chapter for our local artistry!
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- GSA Business: InvestiNet Launches Poe Mill Music
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Music Venues
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