Celebrating 21 years of Possibilities 🎹✨
Released in August 2005, Herbie Hancock’s Possibilities brought together an extraordinary lineup of artists, including Christina Aguilera, John Mayer, Sting, Paul Simon, Carlos Santana, Annie Lennox, and more.
Released in August 2020, Bright Eyes’ 'Down in the Weeds, Where the World Once Was' marked the band’s return after nearly a decade and their 10th studio album.
Made across multiple studios, including sessions at Capitol Studios.
It's time to revisit.🌿
New sign, upgraded room. ✨ Studio C is our flagship Atmos room, featuring an 11.1.6 configuration built for an exceptional immersive mixing and playback experience.
36 years ago, Alice In Chains released 'Facelift', their 1990 studio debut.
Featuring “Man in the Box,” “We Die Young” and “Sea of Sorrow,” the album helped introduce the band’s unmistakable sound to the world and became a defining release of the era.
In June 1958, Nat King Cole recorded 'Cole Español' at Capitol Studios. Released that August, it became his first Spanish-language album—and a landmark recording.
Recorded at Capitol Studios and released in 1964, 'Together Again / My Heart Skips a Beat' by Buck Owens and the Buckaroos hit No. 1 on the Billboard Country Albums chart, with both title tracks topping the country singles chart. A Bakersfield Sound classic.
Released in July 1968, Buck Owens' Sweet Rosie Jones was recorded at the legendary Capitol Studios in Hollywood. 🎙️ A timeless classic from the heart of the Bakersfield Sound.
Two master musicians. One unforgettable collaboration.
George Benson and Earl Klugh's 'Collaboration' (1987) brought together two of jazz's most distinctive guitar voices for an album of effortless chemistry and timeless musicianship.