Sony Music Publishing has unveiled its new creative hub and office space in Los Angeles, strategically located near Hollywood's Vinyl District. The facility occupies a renovated century-old building, completely reimagined to enhance the creative experience.

The state-of-the-art facility features:

• 5 dedicated writer studios
• 6 listening rooms
• Professional recording studio with dual independent booths
• Artist lounge
• Collaborative office spaces
• Social areas for creator-staff interaction

All creative suites are equipped with advanced production gear and optimized acoustic performance. The design, developed in partnership with WSDG studio architects and RIOS design collective, balances Sony Music Publishing's heritage with modern innovation.

"Our focus has been on creating environments that nurture the talent, vision, and goals of our songwriters and people," says Jon Platt, Sony Music Publishing Chairman & CEO. "Our aim was to build a space that supports songwriters every step of the way, welcomes creators, and supports their needs."

This expansion is part of Sony Music Publishing's global initiative to support songwriters, with similar developments across multiple territories including the UK, Germany, Netherlands, Canada, Nashville, Spain, Colombia, Sweden, South Africa, and India. The company also recently relocated its Nashville headquarters to Music Row's 17th + Grand office space, occupying 24,000 square feet at 1005 17th Avenue S.

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