We’re a 501c3 nonprofit dedicated to making space for Boston’s music makers. We believe in the power of music creation to bring people together and build a shared understanding across differences. Cities are an increasingly difficult place to create. At The Record Co., we’re dedicated to bringing equity and sustainability to Boston’s music community through affordable space to record, rehearse, and gather. EVERYONE deserves to learn, grow, and progress in a supportive community. OUR VISION A city where everyone can make and enjoy music; where it's as easy to get together and create as it is to meet and play games in a park or connect and learn in a public library. OUR MISSION To remove the technical and social barriers between music makers and their creative visions through affordable music workspace and professional development opportunities. OUR VALUES Every music maker deserves to learn, grow, and progress in a supportive community. Building that community requires inclusivity, integrity, and radical hospitality.
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960 Massachusetts Ave
Boston, Massachusetts 02118, US
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Emmy Nominated Composer, Producer, Engineer, Educator / Reel Sync Music / Co-chair, Audio Engineering Society (AES) Boston Section
Thank you Kwani A. Lunis, @thehubtoday & @nbc10boston for this feature! Working at The Record Co. producing some new music for BAMS Fest, Inc. artist Lisa Bello! Can’t wait to share! 🎶 - Reel Sync Music
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Whether starting a new podcast or looking to elevate your existing show, The Record Co. has you covered. You can book a session to record and produce high-quality podcast episodes to engage your listeners. Our studios will take your podcast to the next level! #trc #therecordco
Today, BMC Health System (BMCHS), in partnership with acclaimed street artist Rob ‘Pro Blak’ Gibbs, celebrated the completion of the new mural on our 960 Mass Ave building titled: “Breathe Life V". This piece will inspire our community to pause, wonder, and continue to be innovative as we tackle the root causes of health inequity and provide world-class care for all. “As an artist, I seek to create spaces that reflect the beauty, diversity, and resilience of the communities that surround us. My collaboration with BMC Health System was born out of that shared passion, and their relentless work to support the community we live in and celebrate the diversity each of us brings.” - Rob Gibbs Thank you Robb for sharing your talents, vision, and passion with our community. Learn more: https://bit.ly/46AwtDc
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Exciting News! We’re thrilled to announce that we’ll be working in collaboration with the Mayor’s Office of Arts and Culture AND Agency Landscape Planning to research the cultural landscape for Chapter 91 FPA tenant spaces along the Boston waterfront. We’re creating best practices to guide City of Boston Arts and Culture through a transparent, feasible, and equitable civic expansion process. https://lnkd.in/gK6DQHSw The study will be engage our close network of cultural space users to reflect existing and future needs of Boston based organizations and opportunities on the waterfront including: 826 Boston, Dunamis Boston, Embrace Boston, Save the Harbor/Save the Bay, The American City Coalition (TACC), The Flavor Continues, YouthBuild Boston, and other partners. We look forward to centering the knowledge and experience of these existing organizations while crafting future solutions for the city we love. Let’s get to work!
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The Eliot School of Fine & Applied Arts is looking to fill a few positions. Please take a look at our open job descriptions and apply or share with people you think might be a good fit. Executive Director Director of Adult Engagement Communications Associate Volunteers Apply today: https://lnkd.in/dZV37ur