New Studio Opening in Bohemia Attracts Hip Hop Artists and Other Notables

Cynthia Marie Friday, December 28, 2012

Long Island is not new to openings of new stores, restaurants, and even dance clubs, but a new recording studio is something to take note of. The recent Grand Opening of Dream Maker Studio in Bohemia, Long Island was a spirited event celebrating the entrepreneurial dreams of its founders Mark and Patricia Kaspiev. Dream Maker Studio founders and staff welcomed over 100 guests including a number of hip-hop celebrity artists, record label executives, producers and engineers to the new state-of-the-art full service music and video production studio.

This star studded event attracted some oldie but goodies, as well as recent starts making a name for themselves. Among the music industry notables and hip hop artists present were Dave Lighty, brother of the late music industry executive and founder of Violator Chris Lighty; Mims; Uncle Murda; Marvin Murphy a/k/a Double M, Mike Classic, Pablo Escobar Jr., 4Dem and So Tiri.

“This is the perfect facility,” said Dave Lighty. “You can go right from recording a hit to the video area to start filming. You know what they say? You’re only as good as your last hit, your last visual. There’s no better place than right here to make something happen.”

It is great to see things like this come into Long Island. There is such a wealth of talent that it seems right to have a recording studio right in their back yard. The 3,200 sq. ft. Dream Maker Studio is located at 1645 Locust Avenue, Ste. E in Bohemia. It features the latest in audio-video production equipment. From an advanced 25- foot green screen to the latest in lighting equipment to the cutting-edge recording booth, Dream Maker Studio is the only one-stop audio-video production studio of its kind on Long Island.

cynthiam@longislandyellowpages.com

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