#1 Music Recording Studio in the Orlando Area

Plush was founded in 2007 by Aton Ben-Horin, now Global Vice President of A&R for Warner Music Group, and has become a launch pad for the careers of some of today’s most celebrated music industry professionals. More than just a recording facility, Plush is a community built by and for music lovers and creatives — a home base for some of the greatest audio engineers, songwriters, producers, artists, artist managers, A&Rs, and record label executives of our generation.

The studio itself has been open for nearly twenty years, but some of the gear within its walls has a history that goes back much further. The SSL analog recording console in Studio A originally belonged to Giorgio Moroder, the producer credited with pioneering EDM. It was on this console that Moroder mixed the music for films including Scarface, Top Gun (including the hit single “Take My Breath Away”), Flashdance, The NeverEnding Story, and Superman II — the first Superman film to have its own original score.

The Augspurger monitors mounted in Studio A’s walls were first housed in the A-room of the Hit Factory in New York, where they were used in the making of classics like Bruce Springsteen’s “Born in the U.S.A.,” Stevie Wonder’s “Songs in the Key of Life,” and Paul Simon’s “Graceland.” They’re the same speakers John Lennon heard during his final recording session. The role Plush’s gear has played in the development of contemporary music would justify a display in the Smithsonian.

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