Country Music Legend, Dolly Parton, was in Sound Kitchen Studio's, Studio E, to cut some vocals with producer Kent Wells. Dolly took a few minutes from her hectic schedule to pose for some pictures with the staff and even a few Sound Kitchen clients. Members of the pop/rock band, Safetysuit, were thrilled to be recording in the same studio as the "legendary Dolly Parton". Safetysuit has been cutting their new record with producer/engineer Greg Archilla for the last month.


Producer Kent Wells, Dolly Parton, & Ira Blonder, Sound Kitchen Owner



Tate Cunningham, Dolly Parton, Greg Archilla

"Caravan" is the first single from Rush's new album “Clockwork Angel’. It was released to radio stations and saw digital release on June 1, 2010. The B-side is an additional studio track titled “BU2B”. Both songs were recorded with producer Nick Raskulinecz with mixing and engineering done by Richard Chycki in Sound Kitchen's Studio C. According to drummer Neil Peart’s latest personal essay, these two new songs are the initial parts of what he refers to as an “extended album-length story”

Join us in supporting Puddle of Mudd, who will kick off the re-opening of Nashville's Wildhorse Saloon on Friday June, 4. The Wildhorse was one of the hardest hit businesses by the May flood. Puddle of Mudd is sure to make their re-opening a "Bang". Showtime is at 7:30pm.

Puddle of Mudd's newest album was recorded in Sound Kitchen's Studio B, with famed producer, Skidd Mills at the SSL board.

Michael Jenkins, grandson of the late, great Conway Twitty, recently recorded an EP in The Sound Kitchen's Big Boy studio. Michael is looking to fuse the country and rock genres by having well known "Rock" musicians play on "Country" songs, all of which were written by hit country songwriter Jeffrey Steele. The session musicians included bass player Rudy Sarzo (Ozzy Osbourne, Quiet Riot), drummer Troy Lucketta (Tesla), guitarist Kenny Olson (Kid Rock, 7 Day Binge), Guitarist Mark Matejka (Lynyrd Skynyrd) and background vocalist Jason Scheff (Chicago). All of these songs will be featured in a documentary called "Rockville", which will explore the changing landscape of music in a city that has traditionally been known as "the country music capital of the world". The film will feature interviews with many Nashville musicians including Autovaughn, Safety Suit, Jeremy McCoy (The Fray, One Republic), Mark Slaughter and many others.




Mark Matejka, Adam Deane, Steve Cirkvencic, Skip Mitchell, Michael Jenkins ,Rudy Sarzo,Rusty Golden, Troy Luckketta, Kenny Olson, Mark Slaughter, Mark Allmand