St. Paul, Minnesota · Est. 1998
Recording, mixing and production in St. Paul since 1998.
The room
Organica started in 1998 in a small corner of a bedroom and grew quickly from there into a full studio near the U of M in St. Paul, run by producer Andrew Crowley. Andrew ran Ear Illusion in Minneapolis before that, and he fronted Fat Tuesday, who had a couple of albums come out on Columbia/Red Decibel in the early ’90s. Since 2003 he's also been the musical director and organist for the St. Paul Saints.
The live room holds a grand piano, a pump organ, Hammonds and rotary cabinets on a warm wood floor, and it's built for players who like to track together. A bit of history: the studio was once home to the Neve 8068 console that recorded at Electric Lady, Record Plant and Pachyderm.
Services
Bands, singers and soloists, with grand piano, Hammond organ and live rooms ready to go.
Tracked here or anywhere. Send your sessions and get back a mix that feels finished.
Final polish for streaming, CD and vinyl, singles or full albums.
Arranging, playing and producing, from a rough idea to a finished song.
Commercials, promos and voice work, written, recorded and mixed for air.
Concerts, orchestras and spaces worth capturing, recorded where they happen.
Listen
Gear
Full gear list available on request.
Worked with
Plus hundreds of local bands, songwriters and voice projects. See the full production credits
Contact
Tell us about your project, whether it’s a single, an album, a mix, a radio spot, or something else.
info@organicarecording.comSessions by appointment · St. Paul, near the U of M.