The Studio at Ivakota
About this space
The studio is located in Kings Court alley, four blocks from both the Stadium-Armory and Potomac Ave Metro stop. It is an easy ten-minute walk to 8th St SE, which has some of the city's best dining. The studio offers basic lodging in addition to recording – which makes it a great option for bands looking to hole up and focus while being in the heart of DC's Capitol Hill community.
Some people who have worked here include Merci, Ex Hex, Cigarette, Des Demonas, Nate Bergman, Darkest Hour, Broke Royals, Nate Smith, Oh He Dead, Black Masala, Milo In the Doldrums, Frend, Uptown Boys Choir, Lauren Calve, Wylder.
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Catering and drinks
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Rules of the space
Allowed events
Host rules
No smoking in the building
Damage done to property or equipment will result in a fine
Cancellation policy: Very flexible
About Ivakota
Ivakota is a beautiful and unique recording and rehearsal space in the Capitol Hill neighborhood of Washington DC, founded by producer/engineer Ben Green.
The atmosphere at Ivakota is unlike most traditional recording studios – which can sometimes feel lab-like and sterile. The studio here is warm, comfortable, and inviting, with tall cathedral ceilings and natural light from four skylights.
The large tracking room and multiple isolation rooms make it an excellent and versatile space to record full bands live. Because of the unique visual feel of the studio, it is also a great location for video and photography.
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