Global artist management company Three Six Zero has acquired the iconic SARM Music Village in London.
The recording facilitylocated in Notting Hill, West London, there are six studios (commonly known as ‘SARM Studios’) and a suite of purpose-built offices.
So far, it has been owned by Grammy Award-winning producer, Trevor Horn.
SARM Music Village held studio sessions from superstar artist including Paul McCartney, Rihanna, Dua Lipa, Madonna, One Direction, Stormzy, Lana Del Rey, Paolo Nutini, Charli XCX, Mark Ronson and Florence & The Machine.
According to one list by property agents Winkworth in London, the owner of SARM Music Village is seeking an offer in excess of £4.5 million ($5.3 million) for the complex.
That listing confirms that the SARM complex is set on 5,800 sq.ft.
Following the completion of the purchase, Three Six Zero said that the complex will now be refurbished before becoming a “fundamental part” of the company’s global ecosystem.
Three Six Zero told MBW that the purchase represents an important move by the company to create a central hub in London, “enhancing [our] The UK lays the groundwork and provides a valuable stepping stone for Europe”.
The facilities will be made available to all Three Six Zero customers and partners while the SARM Studios complex will also serve as the new facility for Three Six Zero Record.
As an agency, Three Six Zero represents talent including Calvin Harris, WILLOW, Majid Jordan, Bloodpop, The Streets, and Jabari Banks.
Three Six Zero also has an office in Miami and a global headquarters in Los Angeles.
“SARM Studios has long been an integral part of London’s music scene, and we are delighted to be able to make it part of the expanding Three Six Zero community.”
Mark Gillespie, Three Six Zero
Mark Gillespie, CEO and Founder, Three Six Zero, said: “SARM Studios has long been an integral part of London’s music scene, and we are delighted to have been able to make it. become part of the expanding Three Six Zero community.”
“I want to wish Three Six Zero all the best in their new home.”
Trevor Horn CBE
“I want to wish Three Six Zero all the best in their new home,” said Trevor Horn CBE.
“Inspired and delighted that Three Six Zero Recordings’ first UK facility will become such an iconic venue.”
Pete Tong, Three Six Zero Record
Pete Tong, President of Three Six Zero Recordings, said: “Inspired and delighted that Three Six Zero Recordings’ first UK facility will become an iconic venue, along with the rest. As part of the TSZ family, we plan to create an important creative hub in West London to continue the legacy of Trevor Horn. “
Last month, Three Six Zero share buyback in the UK music management company Palm Artists.
SARM Music Village was opened by Trevor Horn in 2013. This is the spiritual successor to Legendary SARM West Studios on Basing Street – closed now and convert to luxury apartment – originally set by Island Profile founder Chris Blackwell like Island Studios.Worldwide music business
