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The Atlantic Records Group consists of the Atlantic, Bad Boy, Elektra and Lava Records labels. In 1947, Ahmet Ertegun and Herb Abramson started an independent jazz and rhythm and blues record label in New York City and named it Atlantic Records. The Atlantic label soon became recognized and revered throughout the world as it was distinguished by an array of legendary artists who broke new ground and set new musical standards. This list includes such icons as Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, John Coltrane and Led Zeppelin. Atlantic continues to be marked by musical diversity, embracing performers who span the contemporary pop, rock, R&B and hip-hop genres. The Atlantic Records Group is part of the Warner Music Group and is located in New York.

Michiko Studios, located in New York City, is a well-established rehearsal studio catering to jazz and classical musicians of all skill levels. Originally a part of Roberto’s Winds Inc., it has since grown into an independent, family-owned business situated near Bryant Park. The studio prides itself on offering a collaborative space where musicians can come together, create, and find inspiration. At Michiko Studios, musicians can access a variety of rooms equipped with upright and grand pianos, along with other musical gear provided free of charge. The studio employs a piano tuner for regular maintenance and offers additional rental options for digital pianos and other instruments. While there are no in-house music teachers, the studio welcomes outside instructors and fosters a community of music enthusiasts. Besides serving as a rehearsal space, Michiko Studios also hosts performances as part of its Live at Michiko Series, featuring talented musicians like Matthew Shipp and Ingrid Jensen. The studio has expanded its offerings to include private event spaces suitable for conferences, recitals, film screenings, and other functions, with dedicated planners available to assist in event coordination. Generated from the website content