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The internationally-known rap superstar flew in his New York producer and a multi-piece choir to record at the St. Louis studio.
This way cool Canadian band came by to record acoustic versions of their songs for their new album, Still Not Getting Any. They are currently signed to Atlantic Records and are touring all over the country.
Luke Perry came into Jupiter Studios to sing a part for the soundtrack of the upcoming movie, "Alice", which is filming here in St. Louis.
Lucas Grabeel was in the movie, "High School Musical" and came into Jupiter Studios to work on the soundtrack for the upcoming movie, "Alice", which is filming here in St. Louis.
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 Ent.
Straight from the STL, Story of the Year, has been making music for over a decade. The popular punk band has just finished a third project here at Jupiter and is still going strong.
Ron Isley is the lead singer and founding member of the the legendary soul group the Isley Brothers. He has visited Jupiter to work on voiceovers, video shoots as well as tracks for one his albums.
is an exciting new five-piece rock band who recorded at Jupiter Studios last summer. The self-titled album is also the first release of St. Louis-based independent label Redbird Records.
recently visited St. Louis and had his D.J come in for a session to work with our Senior Engineer, Jim Callahan.
The lead singer for the former band "Future leaders of the World" came to St. Louis and started producing and writing songs for bands around the area. Not only did he help produce songs but also recorded guitar tracks on various projects. Phil has had great success with the song, "Let Me Out" in 2004. He has now teamed up with Jack Wiese, Thad Ables, as well as John LeCompt and Rocky Grey, both from Evanescence to form the new band, Machina.
Onree came into Jupiter to record the keyboard parts on an album called Daydreams and Dayjobs by Zack Weber, an up-and-coming artist from St. Charles, MO. Onree has worked as producer and keyboardist for many artists such as Alicia Keyes, Sean "P Diddy" Combs, DMX, John Mayer, Usher, and many, many more... way too many to name.
Paul came in to play drums on the Daydreams and Dayjobs project. He is a self-taught drummer with over 20 years experience. Besides Zack Weber, his clents include Christina Aguilera, NAS, Lenny Kravitz, and Jaime Foxx. He has also performed on award shows such as the Grammys and The American Music Awards.
David was the producer on Zack's album, Daydreams and Dayjobs. He also played all the bass parts on the album. David also currently works with John Mayer as his bassist.
This heavy rock act recorded its demo with Jim Callahan back when Jupiter was just a basement studio. The demo led to a signing with Rotten Records, a label owned by Ron Peterson of Sex Pistols fame. They have since received much respect in the metal genre, spawning a number 1 song on the XM digital satellite radio charts, also winning Best New Artist and Best Metal Band. Vampire Mooose has been featured on the covers of several music magazines and are currently touring the world.
These guys need no introduction. They can be easily classified as one of the most successful American R&B/Pop songwriting and record production teams. They have enjoyed great success since the 1980s with various artists, most notably Janet Jackson, Mariah Carey, Usher as well as many other of the music industries biggest names.
The self-named King of the St. Louis Underground. He is known around the Midwest for his energetic stage shows. He's established himself as a St. Louis hip-hop mainstay and has performed with artists such as, Juvenile, Lil Wayne, Twista and the one and only Prince.
Jive Records recording artist Huey is one of St. Louis' up and coming artists. He recorded much of his mixtape here at Jupiter as well as several tracks on his album Notebook Paper including his hit "Pop, Lock, and Drop It".