Studio Three

 

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An Intimate and Historic Studio Space

Originally the smallest studio at Abbey Road, it's where Pink Floyd recorded The Dark Side Of The Moon, Amy Winehouse recorded her final tracks and most recently where Brockhampton recorded their US Number One album Iridescence.

Recent projects include Royal Blood, Liam Gallagher, Paul McCartney, The 1975, Florence & The Machine, Slaves, Nile Rodgers & CHIC, Anderson.Paak, Disclosure, Yussef Dayes and Krept & Konan. Studio Three has a large control room, ideal for mixing sessions, and a substantial live room. It also have a variety of isolation booths for both vocal and instrumental recording.

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Recent Projects

 

Tech & Equipment

  • Microphones
  • Floating Equipment
  • Control Room
  • Instruments
  • Floor Plan
 

Award Winning Engineers

Andrew Dudman
Simon Rhodes
Chris Bolster
Lewis Jones
John Barrett
Gordon Davidson
Paul Pritchard
Matt Jones
George Oulton
Dan Hayden
Chris Parker
Andy Maxwell
Neil Dawes
Marta Di Nozzi
Joe Wyatt
 

Recorded in Studio Three

Krept & Konan x Slaves - Told You / The Hunter

James Blake - Forever

Tony Bennett, Amy Winehouse - Body and Soul

 

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Explore Abbey Road's iconic recording space, Studio Three. It's where Pink Floyd recorded The Dark Side Of The Moon, Amy Winehouse recorded her final tracks and most recently where Brockhampton recorded the Billboard number one album Iridescence.

 

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We'd love to welcome you to Abbey Road, so please contact us to talk through your project and for a bespoke quote tailored to your needs.

Tori Sunnucks

Studio Bookings Assistant
+44 (0)20 7266 7000 

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3 Abbey Road
London
NW8 9AY
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