Chicago’s Most Vegan Friendly Recording Studio
Mystery Street Recording is Chicago’s most vegan friendly recording studio! Owned and operated by longtime vegans, Joe and Kristen Tessone, the company takes pride in compassion towards animals and our environment. What makes a studio vegan friendly? For starters, it is written …
We Are Celebrating Our 11 Year Anniversary!
Thank you to everyone who has been there with us as we’ve grown. To celebrate, we are offering 11% off regularly priced rehearsals and tape/vinyl transfer projects until the end of June! Use coupon code 11YEARS when you book your rehearsal. …
Mystery Street on S.E.E. Chicago TV
This past weekend, Mystery Street Recording Company was featured on an all-music episode of S.E.E. Chicago TV, a show where Dawn Jackson Blatner explores some of the coolest businesses the city has to offer. Special thanks to Beta Dogs for being a …
A Bear Hug For Carlos
One of the most fun and unique services that we provide here at Mystery Street are the karaoke parties for kids. For 3 hours, we open up the studio for an unforgettable birthday party where kids can sing their favorite songs …
15 IPS: Live From the Lab, Episode 1, Ft. Glass Mountain
We are excited and proud to present the debut episode of “15 IPS: Live From the Lab”, featuring Glass Mountain. The performance was recorded live at Mystery Street’s Audio Preservation Lab, in Chicago, IL, on February 18, 2017. Audio was recorded in …
We’re Celebrating Our 9 Year Anniversary!
9 Year Anniversary Specials Book an 8 hour session any weekend now through August and get a 9th hour free! Or Use Coupon Code NINEYEARS to get 9% off any rehearsal you schedule online through July 4th! Today marks our ninth year …
The Recording Academy Comes to Mystery Street
Studio Tour: Mystery Street Recording Company By Olivia Schroeder -November 18, 2015 Photo by Olivia Schroeder – Control room with 32 analog/96 virtual track Pro-Tools HD2 System The Chicago Chapter got the inside scoop from Joe Tessone, Owner and Lead Engineer of Mystery Street …
Glass Mountain Review in Chicago Tribune
This week, the Chicago Tribune featured Mystery Street band Glass Mountain in their “Chicago Fall Music Preview” and gave them, and their album, a glowing recommendation. Don’t call Glass Mountain a nostalgia act. Although its music might sound retro on the surface …
Revolution and Beer
REPOST FROM revolutionandbeer.com Thinking about what we’re thankful for at Revolution and Beer today gave me the overwhelming urge to express our sincerest gratitude to Joe Tessone, of Mystery Street Recording Company. Joe runs a fantastic Recording Business that’s worker owned and …
Mystery Street Radio: Episode 2, Marcus Galloway
Listen to Episode 2 of Mystery Street Radio, the official podcast of Mystery Street Recording Company! This episode features Mystery Street’s freshest hip-hop engineer, Marcus Galloway. …
It’s A Girl! Sun-Times Interview
Last year, It’s a Girl recorded their debut album at Mystery Street and on February 25, 2012 they are having their record release concert at the Old Town School of Folk Music. The band’s piano player, Miki Greenberg, did an interview about …
#24 on Huffington Post’s Best Albums of 2011
Live from the Old Town School- 127 Songs From the Archives is compiled of 127 favorites of the first 10,000 songs digitally preserved and archived by Mystery Street’s Joe Tessone at the Old Town School of Folk Music. After the songs were …
The Missing Chums are at it again!
Another great music video by The Missing Chums, one of Mystery Street’s regulars, with some beautiful cinematographic images from inside the studio. Definitely worth a watch and listen! …
The Missing Chums Promo Video filmed @ Mystery Street
We just wrapped up nearly a year of recording, mixing, and mastering for The Missing Chums newest album “Out of the Gates.” Check out these videos for a preview of the album! The first is live footage from the studio while they …
Rapper Ill Will films at Mystery Street
Chicago Rapper Ill Will recently filmed parts of his music video at Mystery Street and then spit a freestyle for the camera while he was here… …
“At Last, Okemah!” scene filmed at Mystery Street
“AT LAST, OKEMAH! is a short film retelling the story of Don Quixote in the modern day world of folk music; an uproarious comedy that believes that a person can become whatever he wants to be, rise above adversity, and inspire hope …
Mystery Street gets a little blog press…
Although we have a glowing sign that says “Recording Studio” in our window, most people in our neighborhood are clueless as to what lies beyond the doors our blue building. Here is a funny little story that a friend discovered about uncovering …
Article from Old Town School of Folk Music gives credit to Mystery Street’s audio transfer work
A past article from Hot Times at Old Town, an Old Town School of Folk Music publication, that mentions Mystery Street’s audio transfer work. “Unique Gift Idea Convert your friend/partner/spouse‚Äôs favorite audio tape(s) to CD format. An easy choice for this job …
New Rehearsal Rooms and Mystery Street Feature in UA Webzine!
As of September 1, we have expanded our facility to include two more rehearsal rooms. The beauty of them is that they are acoustically isolated from our recording space, so can have rehearsals and recordings going on at the same time. That …
