Ludo is an exciting new five-piece rock band that recorded its first self-titled album and other songs here at Jupiter before being signed to Island Records. Now they are on tour, on a label and on the radio. Good thing they came to Jupiter.

Straight from the STL, Story of the Year, has been making music for over a decade. The popular band has just finished a third project here at Jupiter and is still going strong. I know they feel they made the right choice.

Luke Perry came into Jupiter Studios to sing a part for the soundtrack for the movie, Alice Upside Down, which filmed here in St. Louis. The director was very happy with the way Jim coached Luke through the singing process and was excited about Auto-Tune feature.

Ron Isley is the lead singer and founding member of the legendary soul group the Isley Brothers. He has visited Jupiter to work on voice-overs, video shoots and tracks for one of his albums.

Jadakiss recently visited St. Louis and had his DJ come in for a session to work with our Senior Engineer, Jim Callahan.

Murphy Lee Platinum recording artist, Murphy Lee, has visited Jupiter several times for various projects. While managing a successful solo career, Murphy has also found time to take on several new projects including working on tracks for artists involved with his new production company, U C ME Entertainment.

Simple Plan came to Jupiter to record acoustic versions of their songs for their album, Still Not Getting Any. They are currently signed to Atlantic Records and are touring all over the country. If you were on tour and stopping in STL, where else would YOU record? They got it right.

Lucas Grabeel was in the movie, "High School Musical" and came into Jupiter Studios to work on the soundtrack for the movie, "Alice Upside Down," which filmed here in St. Louis.

Nelly, the internationally-known rap superstar, flew in his New York producer and a multi-piece choir to record at the St. Louis studio.

After recording at Jupiter many times, Jive Records' recording artist Huey became one of St. Louis' prominent hip-hop artists and was then recognized around the country. He recorded his album "Notebook Paper," including his hit "Pop, Lock, and Drop It".