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“Madonna leads the long list of artists who have worked and sometimes lived in the Music Building; her signature is enshrined under Plexiglas on the top floor.”
“In recent years, New York’s music industry has been challenged as many venues and studios closed.”
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“SACHA LECCA While rock and punk bands dominated its early days, the Music Building today hosts all genres and a dozen hip-hop production studios, along with Broadway players and music educators.”
“In May, she paid every tenant’s rent (up to $1,999, in partnership with Bilt) to support struggling musicians, generating much love for the Queen and publicity for the building.”
““It’s a one-of-a-kind institution and an important part of the city,” says Lerner, who also operates Chicago’s Music Building.”
““Playing music in this creative environment is inspiring.” Trending Stories Dolly Parton's Estate Secures Restraining Order Against Nephew Over 'Demands for Payment' GOP Senator Ahead of Midterms: Furry Airline Pilots Are ‘Terrifying' Sean Combs' Ex-Staffers Find New Home Working With Usher Neil Young Journeyed Through His Past and Raged Against War in First 2026 Show Many rooms are shared by multiple bands, and a barrage of musical styles can be heard at all hours.”
““It’s special to work out of a space deeply connected to New York’s legacy of musicians and recording artists who care about the craft of live music.” Related Content Madonna to Perform at VMAs for First Time in 23 Years Madonna Is Still Queen of the VMAs Madonna and Taylor Swift Are the Pop Icons Leading the Nominees for the 2026 MTV VMAs Role Model: ‘I’m Not Trying to Be a Pop Star!’ Especially for drummers — including Tony “Thunder” Smith, Ronald Shannon Jackson, Alex Cohen, Madonna collaborator Stephen Bray, and even Madonna herself — the building has offered the rare opportunity to play 24/7 in Manhattan.”
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“The nondescript door on Eighth Avenue is flanked by a liquor store and a cannabis dispensary, and the lobby has no directory.”
“A cacophony of sounds fade in and out as the elevator makes its way up the building’s landings, where gear-packed rooms are a necessity as much as a design choice.”
“Punk legends Agnostic Front, Fleshtones, Sick of It All, the New York Dolls, and Lunachicks also helped put the building on the map.”
“In the August 1981 issue of Interview, Andy Warhol told Mick Jagger that he visited the newly repurposed building: “You go absolutely crazy listening to 60 different groups.”
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“While the Midtown Manhattan building itself has largely flown under the radar, the music created there has made a global impact.”
“It was the most exciting thing I ever did in my life.” (In 1983, Jack Lerner opened a second building with 120 studios in Jamaica, Queens, which hosted Anthrax, Metallica, LL Cool J, and Run-DMC; that building closed in 1996 due to fire.) Keyboardist Ricky Tepperberg, who has rehearsed in the building for 30 years with the High Times Cannabis Cup Band and backed artists from Rita Marley to Robin Thicke, first made his way to a session there in 1985.”
“With 69 studios and rehearsal spaces on 12 floors, what local players simply call “the building” continues to be the city’s largest sonic melting pot.”