From recording in his parents' basement to contributing to a Grammy-winning album, Clay Blair's journey is driven by one simple truth: great records happen when you stop chasing trends and start chasing magic.

In 1967, while the Summer of Love was happening in San Francisco, the year Sgt. Pepper was released, the year music was changed forever with psychedelia, a little room on Hollywood Boulevard was built out to be a recording studio called Continental Recorders.

In a world of multi-room complexes, Boulevard Recording has stayed deliberately small. One incredible room. One client at a time. One focus: making great records.

One of the most mysterious consoles of all time finally reinvented and in our studio.